If Zheng Zhenduo lived in the same era, what choice would you make?

If I lived in the same era as Zheng Zhenduo. I also want to love life like him, love nature, and integrate my spirit with nature. Make your spiritual world happy and happy.

I will choose to live like him and contribute to the motherland.

Oh, if I was unfortunate and really in the same era, then I would definitely buy some land to carry through that hard time, and now I am a real estate agent.

If you sent Zheng Zhenduo to live in the same era, what choice would you make? No matter what era we live in, no matter who we are, we must live in a positive way, and we must have a grateful heart and a kind heart.

The things chosen in the same era are also different, and the opinions will be different.

If Deng Zhenze lived in the same era, what choice would you make? This Deng Zhengze lives in the same era, so maybe he is older, then the people of his era and the people of the current era really think differently, a generation has a generation's ideas, and the generation gap is formed in this way.

If you were really living in the same era, what choices would you make? Because you are not a person who lived in that era, it is a lie to say that what you have chosen now.

If you lived in the same era as Zheng Zhenduo, what choice would you make? I would make such a choice, by Zheng Zhenduo as a teacher who loves literary writing, and it is also a pleasure to write with him and let him teach him to write.

The choice I definitely made was that I had to study hard, or improve my abilities, or do what I love best.

I think Zheng Zhenduo lived in the same era, and I also carefully observed animals and wrote an article like him.

I have the impression that you have become so good, and that you have become an excellent literati with self-discipline.

He joined the Chinese Writers Association in 1952. In 1957, he edited and published three volumes of Studies in Chinese Literature. On October 17, 1958, he died in a plane crash at the age of 60.

Zheng Zhenduo's contribution.

Zheng Zhenduo has made many outstanding contributions to China's cultural and academic undertakings. In terms of literary theory, he was at the beginning of the literary revolution"For life"One of the important advocates of literature. In June 1921, he further raised the slogan of the need for "literature of blood and tears" ("Literature of Blood and Tears"), and demanded that progressive writers create "works in red with blood and tears" ("Our Miscellaneous").

Since then, he has adhered to the revolutionary realist literary theory throughout his life, emphasizing the function of literature in social reform, and advocating literature to serve the people.

In terms of literary research, in the early 20s, he advocated and engaged in the comprehensive comparative study of ancient and modern Chinese and foreign literature, and put forward and began to organize and study the history of Chinese literature with new viewpoints and methods at an early stage, especially always attached importance to the collection and research of folk literature, Chinese opera and opera, and did a lot of pioneering work.

It seems, probably, maybe, maybe....

1, Zheng Zhenduo's masterpiece: "Cat".

2. "Cat" is an essay written by contemporary writer Zheng Zhenzhi Zhongduo in 1925. This article tells a story that happened between a family and three cats, Lao Wanshan, and truly expresses the author's complex inner emotions.

3. The full text outlines the three kittens in simple and straightforward words, with the help of the portrayal of the image and the advancement of the story, the grievances and grievances of the people are written, and through the changes of people's feelings, it is extremely natural to hold out the philosophy of life, the love is deep and sincere, and the philosophy is awakening.

4. This article was selected as the seventeenth text of the textbook "Chinese, Seventh Grade, Volume I" of the Late People's Education Edition.

Zheng Zhenduo (December 19, 1898 - October 17, 1958), the name Xidi, pen names Guo Yuanxin, Luoxue, CT, Xidi, etc., was born in Wenzhou, Zhejiang, and was originally from Changle, Fujian. He is an outstanding patriot and social activist, writer, poet, scholar, literary critic, literary historian, translator, art historian, and famous collector and exegete in modern China.

Zheng Zhenduo is a modern writer.