Who said freedom is dancing in shackles ?

Henry Luce.

The original text is "responsible freedom, dance in shackles".

Henry Luce was a well-known American publisher, a journalist and missionary who had reached the pinnacle of wealth and influence.

It is also a tragic figure who has it all. Started Time Magazine

1923), Fortune (1930) and Life (1936), for which he was called the "Father of the Times".

Henry Luce.

The original text is "responsible freedom, dance in shackles".

In 1947, Time magazine founder Henry Luce paid $200,000 for a personal friend, Hutchins, then president of the University of Chicago, to assemble a committee of thirteen "researchers of impeccable qualifications" to compile the book.

Henry Luce (April 3, 1898, February 28, 1967), born in Penglai, Shandong, China, was born Henry Robinson Ruth, known as Harry during his lifetime, a famous American publisher, a journalist, a preacher who reached the pinnacle of wealth and influence, and a tragic figure who had it all.

He founded Time (1923), Fortune (1930) and Life (1936), so he was called the "Father of the Times". Churchill said Ruth was one of the seven most influential people in the United States. Since Luce first proposed that "the 20th century is the century of the United States", the 50s of the 20th century are also called "Luce's Decade".

Ruth was one of the most influential people of the 20th century.

The original text is "responsible freedom, dance in shackles".

From "A Free and Responsible Press", 1947 by Henry, founder of Time magazine. Luce paid $200,000 for a personal friend of his, Hutchins, then president of the University of Chicago, to assemble a committee of thirteen "researchers of impeccable credentials" to compile the book.

Dancing in shackles The original sentence is: Literary creation should be like dancing in shackles, shackles are the rhythm, we have to follow the rules, but we are not bound by them, we have to dance our own dance steps in shackles. FromSmell a lot

Goethe. A similar point of view was made: "Responsible freedom, dancing in shackles", which was meant by the fact that when a poet writes poetry, he dances in shackles, and what he calls shackles is the rhythm.

Different understandings:

Over the years, poets' understanding of this shackle has been divided into two extremes, one is that "shackles are necessary" and the other is that "shackles cannot be answered".

Anything that is extreme is wrong, and poetry is no exception. Freedom has always been limited by objective existence in behavior, and while abiding by objective laws, it is necessary to find the extension of laws, and even break through the broad meaning of freedom. Respect, inheritance, development and magnification are also the laws of the development of poetry.