Who can smoothly narrate Gu Cheng s life I hope it s not the official kind 5

It's a bit of a challenge, because it's all official, after all.

1. Gu Cheng (September 24, 1956 - October 8, 1993), male, originally from Shanghai, born in Beijing in 1956 in a family of poets, is an important representative of China's hazy poetry school, known as a contemporary "spiritualistic romantic" poet. Gu Cheng has a great attainment 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 them to find light" has become a classic sentence of new Chinese poetry.

2. 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 to death, and hanged himself under a big tree after killing his wife.

The grass is bearing its seeds, the wind is shaking its leaves, and we are very beautiful when we stand without speaking" This sentence comes from Gu Cheng's "In Front of the Door".

"In Front of the Door" is a childlike poem, written in August 1982, the words are plain and clear, with a childlike reverie to complete the rhythm and artistic conception of natural innocence.

This is a fairy tale for adults, it does not pin the beauty in a distant place, it does not dare to fantasize about the future as unswervingly as a child, but puts hope in a "door", a "morning".

In our opinion, this short time "morning" in this narrow area does not seem to symbolize childhood, nor does it symbolize vigorous vitality, but only a short-term "beauty" that can appear at any time in the long complicated life with such a kind of childhood fantasy.

The last three stanzas of "In Front of the Door" seem to complete the great consummation of beauty in this dialectical unity of time and space, big and small, long and short. "The land", "it has a history", sometimes "rough", "sometimes" "narrow", yet "we love the land".

Because it is so beautiful in this moment, "there is a sky, a moon, a dew and a morning": "The earth, the door is also hot and we lean lightly". Although the land in front of the door is connected to the infinite expanse of time and space, in this small and specific time and space, it presents the complete beauty in the poet's heart, it is "very beautiful", it is the whole universe.

How I wish there was a doorway.

In the morning, the sun shines on the grass.

We stood. Holding on to his own door.

The door is low, but the sun is bright.

The grass is bearing its seeds.

The wind was shaking its leaves.

We stood and didn't speak.

It's wonderful.

There is a door, and it does not need to be opened.

If it's ours, it's wonderful.

In the morning, the night will wander.

We handed him the six-stringed instrument.

We're not leaving.

We need land.

The land that will never be destroyed is needed.

We're going to ride it.

Spend a lifetime. The land is rough and sometimes narrow.

However, it has a history.

There is a part of the sky, a part of the moon.

A portion of dew and morning.

We love the land.

We stood. Digging in the dirt with wooden shoes.

The door was also hot.

We leaned lightly, and it was very beautiful.

Grass behind the wall. Won't grow up again.

It touched the sun with just its fingertips.

Evacuation" - Gu Cheng.

You don't want to plant flowers.

Say, "I don't want to see it."

A little bit of withering".

Yes in order to avoid the end.

You avoid it all starting.

Gu Cheng, an important representative poet of China's Hazy Poetry School, is known as a contemporary poet of "spiritualistic romanticism". Gu Cheng has a high attainment 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.

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, contributing 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 hanged himself under a big tree, and Xie Ye then died.