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Mr. Wen Yiduo "said it after doing it, but didn't say it when he did it", and created: "Miscellaneous Treatises on Tang Poetry", "Chu Ci Proofreading", and "Classical New Righteousness", which focused on showing that he was an "outstanding scholar".

Participated in demonstrations, drafted political leaflets, speeches at mass meetings. Mr. Wen Yiduo "said" and "did", and his words and deeds were completely consistent, showing Mr. Wen's "revolutionary aspect".

"Silent Night", "Also Like a Hidden Promise", "Lonely Goose", "Red Candle", "Miracle" and so on.

Wen Yiduo's works include: "Silent Night" is a modern poem written between 1925 and 1928, "Maybe" is a funeral song written to his daughter in 1926, "Lonely Goose" is a modern poem written in 1922, "Red Candle" is a collection of famous modern poems published on September 7, 1923, and "Miracle" is a modern poem created and published in 1931.

Wen Yiduo, whose name is Wen Jiahua, is a modern Chinese poet, scholar, member of the Democratic League, and a democratic fighter in Bahe, Xishui County, Hubei Province.

Mr. Wen Yiduo's main works are:

1. "Red Candle" is the first poem of Wen Yiduo, a famous modern Chinese poetry collection. The subject matter is wide and rich in content, or to express the poet's patriotic feelings, or to criticize the darkness under feudal rule, or to reflect the suffering of working people, or to depict the beauty of nature. The idea is exquisite, the imagination is new, and the language is vivid.

The red candle is also another name for the flamingo.

2. "Song of the Seven Sons" is a group of poems written by Wen Yiduo in March 1925 while studying in the United States, with a total of seven poems, namely Macao, Hong Kong, Taiwan, Weihaiwei, Guangzhou Bay, Kowloon, and Luda (Lushun-Dalian). Among them, "Song of the Seven Sons: Macao" was adapted as the theme song of the large-scale TV documentary "Macao Years", and the theme song of Macao's return to China on December 20, 1999 was selected due to the influence of the documentary.

3. "Dead Water" is a poem written by the modern poet Wen Yiduo, which exposes and satirizes the corrupt old society through the multi-angle and multi-level composition of "semi-feudal and semi-colonial old China", and expresses the resentment and deep patriotic feelings of the ruling environment at that time.

4. "Classical New Meaning", a book published by the Commercial Press in December 2011, the author is Wen Yiduo. This book embodies Wen Yiduo's new ideas in the study of classical literature, which are different from traditional scholarship.

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Fu Xi Kao, Shanghai Ancient Books Publishing House, 2009.

He is also the author of several treatises such as "Dragon Boat Festival", which is a representative work of Chinese mythology.

Wen Yiduo is not only a famous poet in the history of modern literature in China, but also a master of Chinese studies who is unique in ancient and modern times, and his research includes Tang poetry, Chu Ci, Book of Poetry, ancient mythology and other fields. The two years from 1930 to 1932 in Qingdao were an important period in Wen Yiduo's academic research career. After eight years of academic start, he completed the transformation from a poet to a scholar in Qingdao, comprehensively studied classical literature, and determined the research methods, which had a profound impact on his future academic research.

Famous experts' comments on Mr. Wen Yiduo:

1."The sharpness of his vision, the depth of Kaosuo, and the novelty and informativeness of his words are not only unprecedented, but also unprecedented. (Guo Moruo).

2."Heng Mei is angry at the pistol of the Kuomintang, and would rather fall than give in" (***).

3."Rigorous academic spirit, strong sense of justice and belief in democracy, and love for the broad masses of the people. (Wu Han).

Wen Yiduo (November 24, 1899, July 15, 1946), whose real name is Wen Jiahua, was born in Xishui County, Huanggang City, Hubei Province, a great patriot of modern China, a staunch fighter for democracy, an early leader of the China Democratic League, a close friend of the Communist Party of China, and a representative poet and scholar of the Crescent School.

In 1912, he was admitted to Tsinghua University's preparatory school for studying in the United States. In 1916, he began to publish a series of reading notes in Tsinghua Weekly. In March 1925, while studying in the United States, he composed "Song of the Seven Sons".

In January 1928, he published his second collection of poems, Dead Water. In 1932, Wen Yiduo left Qingdao and returned to his alma mater, Tsinghua University, as a professor of Chinese.

On July 15, 1946, he was assassinated by Kuomintang agents in Kunming, Yunnan Province.

Main achievements: When creating the rhythmic style, Wen Yiduo put forward a specific proposition, that is, the three beauties: the strength of poetry not only includes the beauty of **, the beauty of painting, but also the beauty of architecture.

**Beauty refers to the aural beauty of poetry, including rhythm, flatness, stress, rhyme, pause, etc., which requires harmony, conforms to the poet's mood, and is fluent and not awkward - this does not include the use of sound for special effects.

The beauty of painting refers to the fact that the vocabulary of poetry should try its best to express the colors and express the pictures with rich colors.

Architectural beauty refers to the idea that the poem should be evenly proportioned between each stanza and that the lines should be the same length - this length does not mean that the number of words is exactly equal, but that the number of rulers should be the same, so that the metrical poem has a symmetrical and uniform shape.

Feng Youlan, Dean of the School of Arts and Humanities of Southwest Associated University, commented on Wen Yiduo: ".'He switched from Western literature to Chinese literature'of'The only one who succeeds' ”。

Wu Han commented on Wen Yiduo's character as "naïve, willful, sincere, brave, fearless, and loves the people more than himself."

Mr. Wen Yiduo is a scholar with rigorous scholarship and outstanding achievements, as well as a selfless and fearless fighter for democracy who is consistent with his words and deeds. He is indeed a "giant of the mouth, a high standard of action" In the early stage, Mr. Wen devoted himself to academics in order to explore a way out to save the country and save the people, fearless of hardships, forgetting to sleep and eat, and finally achieved fruitful results in academics for more than ten years.

Mr. Wen Yiduo devoted himself to the democratic movement, dared to speak for the people, fearless in the face of the best enemies, and regarded death as home, reflecting the great courage of democratic fighters and becoming a model for Chinese revolutionary intellectuals.

Mr. Wen Yiduo is an outstanding scholar, a great patriot, and a man with lofty ideals who is consistent with his words and deeds, but he is consistent. Mr. Wen Yiduo is an outstanding scholar, an excellent poet with surging enthusiasm, a brave revolutionary martyr, a giant of the mouth, and a high standard of conduct.