What happened to Gu Cheng in 1980

The sky is gray.

The road is gray.

The building is gray.

The rain is gray.

In the midst of dead ashes.

Walked past two children.

A bright red. A pale green.

Gu Cheng wrote a poem about feelings.

The first thing I liked was Haizi. Because.

His poems make people forget the darkness and chaos of reality. I don't know if it's right. I love the romance and innocence in his poems.

After getting to know Gu Cheng, Gu Cheng made me cry unconsciously, that kind of melancholy and helplessness, sadness was unprovoked. "Only then did I lower my eyebrows, and I went to my heart" helplessness. For example, Gu Cheng's "I am a willful child" can give people peace of mind and calmness in their poems.

Gu Cheng is the main author of the Hazy Poetry School, and is the author of poetry collections "The Moon of Daytime", "Selected Lyrical Poems of Shu Ting and Gu Cheng", "Song of the Lonely Man in the North", "Iron Bell", "Black Eyes", "Selected Poems of Beidao and Gu Cheng", "Selected Poems of Gu Cheng", "Selected Poems of Gu Cheng's Fairy Tales and Fables", and "Selected New Poems of Gu Cheng". After his death, his father Gu Gong published "The Complete Compilation of Gu Cheng's Poems".

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3, Gu Cheng.

Originally from Shanghai, he was born in Beijing in 1956 to the famous poet Gu Gong. He was only 10 years old at the beginning of the Cultural Revolution, and two years later, he was sent to a farm in northern Shandong with his father, where he loved to collect insect specimens while herding pigs, and wrote his first poetry collection "Nameless Little Flower" there, and also compiled a collection of poems in the rhythmic style "Baiyun Dream". In 1973 (at the age of 17), he returned to Beijing with his father and worked as a carpenter, porter, secondment and other temporary workers for a period of time.

In 1979, he began to publish his works, which had a great impact on young readers, and was also regarded as one of the main writers of hazy poetry because of the controversy caused by "Far and Near" and "Arc". In 1980, he participated in the "Youth Poetry Conference" with "Six Little Poems", which once again caused controversy, which led to a six-year-long "hazy poetry controversy". In 1981, he won the "Star" Poetry Award for "Ten Lyric Poems".

In addition to "Selected Lyrical Poems of Shu Ting Gu Cheng", "Selected Poems of Gu Cheng of the North Island" and "Selected Poems of Five People", his poetry collections also include "Black Eyes", "Remy", "City", "Mercury" and so on.

In 1987, he was invited to visit Europe and the United States for cultural exchanges. In 1988, he went to New Zealand to teach Chinese classical literature and was hired as a researcher in the Department of Asian Languages at the University of Auckland. He later resigned and lived in seclusion on Waiheke Island in New Zealand.

In 1992, he was awarded the Creative Annuity by the German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), and in 1993, he was awarded the Creation ** by Böhr, Germany, and wrote in Germany. In September of the same year, he committed suicide after killing his wife Xie Ye (poet Remy) with an axe in New Zealand, and published a long ** "Ying'er" (co-authored with Remy), "The Complete Compilation of Gu Cheng's Poems" and so on.

Gu Cheng (1956-1993)7 Gu Cheng, male, was born in Beijing in 1956. At the age of 12, he dropped out of school to herd pigs. He began writing during the Cultural Revolution.

In 1973, he began to study painting, and the following year he returned to Beijing to work as a carpenter in Changqiao Street. He resumed writing in 1977. and became the main representative of the Hazy Poetry School.

In the early 1980s, his unit dissolved, he lost his job, and since then he has lived a life of wandering. He joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1985. In 1987, he was invited to visit Europe and the United States for cultural exchanges and lectures.

In 1988, he went to New Zealand to teach Chinese classical literature and was hired as a researcher in the Department of Asian Languages at the University of Auckland. He later resigned and lived in seclusion on Waiheke Island. In 1992, he received the German DAAD Creative Annuity and wrote in Germany.

He died at his New Zealand residence on 8 October 1993. He left behind a large number of poems, essays, calligraphy, paintings and other works.

He began to write poems in the 70s, and wrote poetry collections "Nameless Little Flower", "Shu Ting, Gu Cheng Lyrical Poetry Anthology", "Beidao, Gu Cheng Selected Poems", "Black Eyes", "Gu Cheng Poetry Collection", etc., and co-authored the long ** "Ying'er" with Xie Ye. Gu Cheng is a representative of the hazy poetry school in China's new era, and is known as a "fairy tale poet" who sees the world with a childlike heart. Compared with Shu Ting's elegant, elegant, and beautiful and sad, Gu Cheng's poems are innocent and flawless, and confusing.

However, in Gu Cheng's dreamy and childish poems, there is a sense of adult sadness. The sorrow was faint, but it was as heavy as lead. Because this is not only the poet's personal sorrow, but the sorrow of a generation after awakening, and the sorrow of an awakened generation when they see the reality in front of them.

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From the perspective of creation, different eras have different creative styles; From the perspective of appreciation, different eras have different ways of interpreting.

Gu Cheng's "Sacrifice" is full of heavy sorrow, in the poem, the protagonist chooses to say goodbye to an unforgettable but unfulfilled love in the most painful way.

The image of the oath shows that this love has a certain depth, and the word "engraved" is used to further strengthen the depth of love, which is close to unforgettable; The image of the candle, although it is short-lived, but it brings a short-term light to the protagonist, the tears of the candle are the tears in the protagonist's heart, and the core fire of the candle is the burning heart of the protagonist who is cut by pain; The final extinction is a feeling of dying in despair, only people who have experienced a painful lovelorn can taste it, and being blown away by the wind shows that there is a strong external force blocking this love, and the protagonist is vulnerable and powerless in the face of this strong resistance.

Overall, this poem is very realistic, and the protagonist helplessly tears up the beautiful things to show everyone, and silently bears the pain in them, which has a tragic aesthetic color.

"Sacrifice" Gu Cheng.

I take your vows.

Engrave love on candles.

Look at it. Drowned in tears.

Burned by the fire of the heart.

See the last thought.

How to exterminate. How it is blown away by the wind.

June 1980.

Appreciation: "Sacrifice" is Gu Cheng's work in 1980, when the post-80s generation was just born, and the decadent sadness of love expressed in his poem is very rare in that era. Therefore, poetry is an art that can be placed on top of history across generations, and it can exist in everyone's bones and never decay.

A true poet is always a child of the earth. The non-mainstream is just a bunch of floating children, unable to find their way and constantly lost.

This poem contains many non-mainstream emotional elements, that is, a sad and decadent tone, plus some deep words.

Engrave your vows and love on candles", vows and love are often on the lips of non-mainstream, engraved on candles, so that this invisible feeling is tangible, creating a typical black and white tone of non-mainstream.

Behold how it is drowned in tears and burned by the fire of the heart", absolutely decadent, watching love and vows shattered, tears unbridled, and hearts have become a fire and turned to ashes.

Look at that last thought, how to extinct and how to be blown away by the wind" to watch the last moment, extinction, sorrow, struggle. But it is not visible, and the personality is indifferent to see it blown away by the wind.

So this poem has elements of non-mainstream, but it is a poem, a good poem, not non-mainstream.

He is an important representative poet of China's Hazy Poetry School and is known as the poet of the "spiritual-romantic" poetry of his time. Gu Cheng has attained great attainments in new poetry, old style poetry, and allegorical poems, and a sentence in his "One Generation" that "the night gave me black eyes, but I used them to find light" has become a classic sentence of new Chinese poetry.

He was born in 1956 in a family of poets, and his father was 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, in his New Zealand apartment, due to a marriage change, he used an axe to cut his wife Xie Ye and hanged himself under a big tree, and Xie Ye subsequently died.

Chinese name: Gu Cheng Foreign name: gu cheng Alias:

Fairy Tale Poet Nationality: Chinese Nationality: Han Birthplace:

Beijing Date of birth: September 24, 1956 Date of death: October 8, 1993 Occupation:

Poet Beliefs: Childlike Innocence, Nature, Spiritualism Main Achievements: Representative of the Misty Poetry School Representative Works:

Generation", "Ying'er", "The Moon of Daylight", "Black Eyes", "I Am a Wayward Child", etc. Spouse: Xie Ye.

The meaning is this: the night is a metaphor, a metaphor for the darkness of society at that time. Giving us black eyes means giving such a dark environment to the righteous people of the time. And let them go in search of a new life, a new history and a revolution!