What setbacks did Zhao Lihong encounter 10

Zhao Lihong is a young male essayist, contemporary writer, and member of the Democratic Progressive Association. Born in Chongming County, Shanghai in 1951, he is of Han nationality.

Background. After graduating from high school in 1968, he returned to his hometown to join the queue and worked as a carpenter, township postman, teacher, and county office worker. In 1977, he was admitted to the Chinese Department of East China Normal University and began to write poetry and prose. After graduating from university, he worked for the magazine "Sprout", and in 1987, Zhao Lihong was hired as a professional writer of the Shanghai Writers Association and a member of the Chinese Writers Association.

He used to be the vice chairman of the Shanghai Youth Federation and a member of the National Committee of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference. He is currently the vice chairman of the Shanghai Writers Association. He has published more than 30 collections of poems, essays and reportage such as "Coral", "Grass of Life" and "Heart Painting".

The essay "Mochizuki" was included in the 24th lesson of the second volume of the fifth grade of the Sujiao edition.

He is the author of essay collections "Wind, You Veteran Piano Player", "Grass of Life", "Venus by the Sea", "Toddler", "Love in the World", "Poetry Soul", "Selected Prose of Zhao Lihong", "Islander's Notes", "Charm of Life", poetry collections "Coral", "Silent Holly", "151 Lyric Poems", reportage collections "Heart Painting", "Bird Idiot", prose "Looking at the Moon", etc. The essay "Open a Door for You" was included in the Sujiao version of the middle school Chinese textbook. His works have won dozens of awards, and "The Soul of Poetry" won the National Excellent Prose Collection Award in the New Era.

In the early 80s, Zhao Lihong, who had become a member of the Chinese Writers Association, wrote an essay entitled "The Soul of Poetry", telling the story of him and "Pushkin's Selected Lyric Poems", expressing his nostalgia for the poet and his complicated feelings about that gray era. The former Soviet sinologist and Moscow publisher General Beren translated this essay into Russian and introduced it to Russian readers. "Toddler" was compiled in the eighth unit of the second volume of the sixth grade Chinese of Beijing Normal University.

After the publication of his essay collection "The Soul of Poetry", he won the China New Era Outstanding Prose Collection Award. The group of poems "China, My Dear Motherland" was composed for chorus and also won the "Five Ones" Project Award of the Central Propaganda Department. The essay "Mountain Rain" was written in the first unit of the sixth grade volume of the People's Education Edition.

Open a Door for You" was written in the first lesson of the seventh grade of the Sujiao edition. "Top Bowl Boy" was selected into the first unit of the second volume of the sixth grade of the People's Education Edition and the first semester textbook of the first grade of Shanghai Chinese Junior High School. The essay "Looking at the Moon" was selected into the 10th lesson of the tenth volume of the Sujiao national standard version of the Chinese language (the second volume of the fifth grade).

Zhao Lihong is a young male essayist, and his "Top Bowl Boy" was selected as the fourth lesson of the first unit of the second volume of the sixth grade of primary school students. There are a total of eight natural segments.

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Zhao Lihong's poetry is reminiscent of the free nature of poetry, which is necessary to make all dreams and loves come true. Zhao Lihong is a "self-reflective" poet. His poems inherit the most valuable artistic value of classical Chinese poetry, and at the same time are compatible with the sensitive topics of the times.

Forming your own unique style trumps any kind of successful imitation. (Serbian poet Dragojevic) Zhao Lihong is not only a poet with romantic feelings, but also a brilliant essayist. He constantly expresses his ideals and visions to the world through unique words, and many of his works are simple in language, concise in narrative, sincere in emotion, but fresh and long.

From Zhao Lihong's works, whether it is poetry or prose, we can not only find his persistence, intoxication and appreciation of literature and art, but also the tranquility, honesty, sincerity and simplicity revealed in the writing and writing. (People's Political Consultative Conference Commentary).

Zhao Lihong, a native of Chongming County, Shanghai, was born in February 1951 in downtown Shanghai, is a famous essayist, poet, member of the National Committee of the Chinese Writers Association, vice chairman of the Shanghai Writers Association, and a professional writer. He is the author of a collection of essays, "O Wind, You Veteran Piano Player", "Grass of Life", "Venus by the Sea", etc.