Was the swallow written by Zhu Ziqing or Zheng Zhenduo?

With a black and shiny feathers, a pair of handsome and brisk wings, and a scissor-like tail, they make up a lively and clever little swallow ......

If you are referring to this article, it was written by Zheng Zhenduo.

Zheng Zhenduo, an outstanding patriot in modern China, a social activist, a writer, a poet, a scholar, a literary critic, a literary historian, a translator, an art historian, and a well-known collector and exegete at home and abroad.

In 1919, he participated in the May Fourth Movement and began to publish works. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as the Minister of the Welfare Department of the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, the Director of the Research Department of the All-China Association of Literary and Art Circles, the Head of the Culture and Education Group of the People's Political Consultative Conference, the Director of the Cultural Relics Bureau of the Ministry of Culture, the Deputy Director of the Folk Literature Research Office, the Director of the Institute of Archaeology of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Culture, the National Committee of the All-China Federation of Literary and Art Circles, a member of the Presidium, and a director of the Chinese Writers Association.

Zheng Zhenduo, the author of "Swallow", is pronounced in Chinese pinyin: [zhèng zhèn duó].

Zheng pronunciation: zhèng, the initial is zh, the finals are èng, and the tone is four tones.

Vibrating pronunciation: zhèn, the initials are zh, the finals are èn, and the tone is four tones.

Duo pronunciation: duó, the initial is d, the vowel is uó, and the tone is two.

Zheng Zhenduo Profile:

Zheng Zhenduo (December 19, 1898 – October 17, 1958) was an outstanding patriot and social activist in modern China, a writer, a poet, a scholar, a literary critic, a literary historian, a translator, an art historian, and a famous collector and critic.

Zheng Zhenduo has made many outstanding contributions to China's cultural and academic undertakings. In terms of literary theory, he was at the beginning of the literary revolution"For life"One of the important advocates of literature. In June 1921, he further raised the slogan of "literature with blood and tears" ("Literature of Blood and Tears"), and demanded that progressive writers create "works with blood and tears in red" ("Our Miscellaneous Notes").

Since then, he has adhered to the revolutionary realist literary theory throughout his life, emphasizing the function of literature in social reform, and advocating literature to serve the people. He joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1952. In 1957, he edited and published three volumes of Studies in Chinese Literature.

On October 17, 1958, he died at the age of 60 due to a sudden plane crash.

Zheng Zhenduo wrote the prose "Swallow", and there are no other poems and proverbs that describe swallows.

The description of the swallow in the text is "a body of black and shiny feathers, a pair of handsome and light wings, and a scissor-like tail, making a lively and clever little swallow".

Zheng Zhenduo, whose name is Xidi, has pen names such as Guo Yuanxin, Luoxue, CT, etc., was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and is originally from Changle, Fujian. He is an outstanding patriot and social activist, writer, poet, scholar, literary critic, literary historian, translator, art historian, and famous collector and exegete in modern China.

No, "Swallow" is Zheng Zhenduo.

The text "The Swallow" is described in the order of observation from near to far.

Specifically, from near to far, according to the shape of the swallow, the small photo in the beautiful spring, and the order of the swallow's flight and rest.

It expresses the author's love for swallows, and the author praises the "splendid spring" by writing about the liveliness and cleverness of swallows, lightness and flexibility.

Main content: It describes the appearance of the swallow and its arrival from the south in the splendid spring, flying in the sky and on the lake, resting on the wires, praising the lively and lovely little swallow, and expressing the joy of the arrival of the glorious spring.

The author, Zheng Zhenduo, wrote about the appearance of the little swallow from the order of observation from [whole] to [partial].

In this article, the author also writes about the little swallows that add spice to the spring and the swallows that [spring]. [ Heroes of the Sea] and other contents.