1. I am a willful child, what kind of thoughts and feelings does this poem express?

In this poem, the poet expresses his reflection and regret for his wayward behavior, and at the same time reveals his cherishing of life and his hope for the future. He lamented his youthful frivolity and realized his immaturity and lack of responsibility. However, he will not dwell on this negativity and vow to live his life in a more mature and responsible way.

This poem tells us that we must recognize our mistakes and strive to change ourselves in order to become better people and create a better future.

The "wayward child" described by the author in the poem is the poet himself, because the poet considers himself simple and naïve, so he compares himself to an innocent "child". In this poem, Gu Cheng's ideal is fully demonstrated - the pursuit of pure harmony and a pure beauty world without injustice. Gu Cheng has devoted his life to pursuing such an ideal realm, and is obsessed with rendering his ideals in his works.

The poet observes and feels the world with the eyes and heart of a child, hoping to use colored crayons to sketch a colorful blueprint of life in the fantasy world, drawing "clumsy freedom", "eyes that will never shed tears", and "love without pain". However, the poet eventually had to leave the fantasy and return to reality. But has the poet stopped pursuing fantasy from then on?

No. The last stanza of the poem once again points out that "I" am "a child spoiled by a fantasy mother" and that I am willful and will still persistently pursue my fantasies.

The poem expresses the poet's inner loneliness and inferiority. The poet speaks of himself as a wayward child, indicating that his personality is flawed and inadequate. He feels lonely and lonely because his actions and words are often not recognized and understood by those around him.

He hopes to express his emotions and hearts through poetry, and get some attention and support. This poem reflects the inner experience and psychological dilemmas of many people, such as self-doubt, introversion, low self-esteem, lack of self-confidence, etc., and has strong empathy and enlightenment significance.

In this poem, the poet observes and feels the world with the eyes and mind of a child, hoping to use colored crayons to sketch a colorful blueprint of life in the fantasy world.

Gu Cheng himself admits that he is a "devilish naughty boy" who "has never been eight years old" and "has never matured". In another poem, he wrote: "I am a sad child, who never grew up".

Gu Cheng, this willful child, this genius poet, left many wonderful poems, like a gust of wind through the fence to bring an incomparably fresh feeling to the world, and now reading his poems can still feel the aura on the face, and will still be moved.

This is a willful child, a child who is indulged in fantasy, he wants to draw pure nature, he wants to have pure nature. He wants love, he wants love with a beautiful girl as the protagonist. He was a child, a wounded child, and he was to be sheltered, but he also used violence to create the beauty in his mind.

I am a wayward child" as an example, briefly illustrating the stylistic characteristics of Gu Cheng's poetry.

I Am a Wayward Child" is a poem written by the modern poet Gu Cheng. This buried poem epitomizes the poet's aesthetic ideals, and what happened to him as a child shattered Gu Cheng's ideal dreams, but he still persistently pursues his fantasy, hoping to re-examine and realize it in his other world. The form of the whole poem is casual, the imagery is rich, the language is simple and pure, and the content is not warm and clear.

This poem has been selected into the university Chinese textbooks published by many universities.

This poem embodies Gu Cheng's aesthetic ideal - the pursuit of a pure, harmonious, no contradictions, and a happy other world, the encounter of childhood made Gu Cheng's ideal dream shattered, but he still persistently pursued his fantasy, hoping to re-realize it in his other world. In this poem, the poet observes and feels the world with the eyes and heart of a child, hoping to use colored crayons to sketch a colorful blueprint of life in the fantasy world, drawing "clumsy freedom", "eyes that will never shed tears", and "love without pain". But can this fantastical blueprint be realized in the real world?

The poet leaves fantasy and returns to reality. "I didn't get the crayons" means that the ideal blueprint of "me" has not been recognized by the society, so "I" in despair "can only tear up the beloved blank paper". "Blank paper" refers to the "self", life, or unwritten poems.

But has the poet stopped pursuing fantasy from then on? No. The last stanza of the poem once again points out that "I" am "a child spoiled by a fantasy mother" and that I am willful and will still persistently pursue my fantasies.

When Gu Cheng was a child, he had all kinds of opportunities to mingle with nature, and he found a free realm in nature, in which he could temporarily forget all kinds of sorrows and troubles in reality. This realm of freedom became the fantasy world he persistently pursued. Because the poet has this special relationship with nature, nature is also assimilated into the poet's psychological structure, and his poems have a strong idealistic color.