When did Gu Cheng start writing, Gu Cheng s introduction and representative works

Gu Cheng's representative works: "One Generation", "Half Dream", "The Land of Life", "Black Eyes", etc.

1. Generation: The night gave me black eyes, but I used them to find light.

2. Gu Cheng, male, originally from Shanghai, born in Beijing in 1956 in a family of poets, is an important representative of China's hazy poetry school, and is known as a contemporary "spiritualistic romantic" poet. Gu Cheng has high attainments in new poems, old style poems and allegorical poems, and a sentence in his "Generation" "The night gave me black eyes, but I used them to find light" has become a classic sentence of new Chinese poetry.

3. Gu Cheng began his writing career at the age of 17 and contributed articles to various newspapers and magazines. Fan Kai began to travel to Europe in 1987 to do cultural exchanges, in 1988 he lived in seclusion on Waiheke Island, New Zealand, living a self-sufficient life, on October 8, 1993 in his New Zealand apartment due to a marriage change, with an axe to cut his wife Xie Ye to death, killed his wife and hanged himself under a big tree.

4. In the contemporary Chinese mainland poetry circle, which is full of conceptual confusion and utilitarian prospects, the "spiritual autobiographical" nature of Gu Cheng's poetry, as pure and transparent as "crystal", marks the spiritual appreciation and aesthetic value of unique significance, and easily creates a world of poetry that belongs exclusively to Gu Cheng.

5. Gu Cheng constructs a poetic heaven with his childlike poetry and language, and such a heaven is precisely because it is higher than the world and faces human beings, so in fact, there is tension with our earthly world.

Gu Cheng is an important representative poet of China's Hazy Poetry School.

He is known as a contemporary poet of "spiritualist romanticism". Gu Cheng has high attainments in new poetry, old style poetry and allegorical poems, and a sentence in his "Generation" "The night gave me black eyes, but I used them to find light" has become a classic sentence of new Chinese poetry.

Born in 1956 in a family of poets, his father is the famous poet Gu Gong. Gu Cheng began his writing career at the age of 17 and contributed articles to various newspapers and magazines. In 1987, he began to travel to Europe for cultural exchanges, and in 1988, he lived in seclusion on Waiheke Island, New Zealand, living a self-sufficient life, and on October 8, 1993, due to a marriage change in his New Zealand apartment, he used an axe to cut his wife Xie Ye so that Xie Ye was injured and hanged himself under a big tree, and Xie Ye subsequently died.

Representative works: "Generation", "Ying'er", "Moon of Day", "Black Eyes", "I am a Wayward Child", etc.

"Ying'er" Gu Cheng cooperated with his wife Xie Ye** As a poet, this is the only novel written by Gu Cheng**Changshi. Gu Cheng, the main representative of hazy poetry, Gu Cheng is known as a contemporary spiritualist romantic poet, and his early poems have a childlike naïve style and dreamy emotions, and use intuition and impression to sing about the life of the fairytale teenager Wang Xunfan.

Gu Cheng was a genius in his early years

Gu Cheng, originally from Shanghai, was born on September 24, 1956 in a family of poets in Beijing, and his father was Gu Gong.

Gu Cheng was well educated and culturally influenced by his father. Gu Cheng's biggest characteristic in the impression of his sister Gu Xiang is that he "doesn't like to join in the fun", and when he was in kindergarten, he often watched the trees and ants by himself.

Gu Cheng got the nickname of "story" because he once told his classmates "Romance of the Three Kingdoms", although he wanted to tell it, he still didn't like to be surrounded by a group of people to tell stories. Gu Cheng had no choice but to seek his sister to be his "one-man audience", and when his sister didn't have time to listen, "in desperation, he went into another room and talked to the wall alone across the bed."

Gu Cheng, an important representative poet of China's Hazy Poetry School, is known as a contemporary poet of "spiritualistic romanticism". Gu Cheng has high attainments in new poetry, old style poetry and allegorical story poems, and a sentence in his "Generation" "The night gave me black eyes, but I used it to find light and shoot vertically" has become a classic sentence of Chinese new poetry. Born in 1956 in a family of poets, his father is the famous poet Gu Gong.

Gu Cheng began his writing career at the age of 17 and contributed articles to various newspapers and magazines. In 1987, he began to travel to Europe for cultural exchanges, and in 1988, he lived in seclusion on Waiheke Island, New Zealand, living a self-sufficient life, and on October 8, 1993, due to a marriage change in his New Zealand apartment, he used an axe to cut his wife Xie Ye and injured him, and hanged himself under a big tree in Hemeng, and Xie Ye then died.

Representative works: "Generation", "Ying'er", "Moon of Day", "Black Eyes", "I am a Wayward Child", Yunqiao, "Song of the Lonely Man in the North", "Iron Bell", "Gu Cheng's Poems".

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Commenting on Gu Cheng's poetry collection "Black Eyes".

This is**, see for yourself, I can't post it.

This is not the case with the Hazy School, this is Tie Ning's work of long streets and short dreams. The main content of "Long Street Short Dream" includes: Kite Fairy, Mountain is Not High, Long Street Short Dream, and Friends in the Air. is a collection of essays. If you're satisfied.

Gu Cheng (1956-1993), originally from Shanghai, was born in Beijing. He is the youngest one in the team of "hazy poems" authors, and in the "Cultural Revolution", he imitated that he was sent to a farm in Shandong with his father, the army poet Gu Gong, and then began to write poetry, and in 1980, he participated in the "Youth Poetry Club" with "Six Little Poems" and attracted attention. In addition to the first collection of poems "Selected Lyrical Poems of Shu Ting Gucheng" and "Selected Poems of Five People", his personal poetry collections include "Black Eyes", "Tomb Bed", etc., as well as ** "Ying'er" in collaboration with Remy.