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The Stars is a collection of poems, consisting of 164 short poems. Bingxin has believed in the "philosophy of love" all her life, and she believes that "with love, there is everything". In "Stars", she constantly sang the hymn of love.

What she is most passionate about celebrating is maternal love. In addition to loving his parents, Bingxin also cherishes the love of brotherhood. She loves her three younger brothers.

One of her later essays, "Sending Young Readers. In Communication XIII, the three younger brothers are also compared to three bright stars. Bingxin celebrates maternal love, human love, and childlike innocence, but she also celebrates nature, especially the sea, which she has known since childhood.

Singing the praises of nature, the praise of childlike innocence, and the praise of mother's love have become the eternal theme of Bingxin's lifelong creation.

Spring Water is a sister chapter of "Stars", consisting of 182 short poems. It was also first published in the "Morning Post Sub-Engraved", but "Spring Water" came out three months later than "Stars".

In "Spring Water", although Bingxin is still singing about maternal love, family affection, childlike innocence, and nature, she uses more space to implicitly express the troubles and anguish of herself and her generation of young intellectuals. She uses a gentle tone with a slight sadness to express the feelings in her heart, and at the same time, she is also exploring the meaning of life and expressing her desire to know the world as it is.

Bingxin, formerly known as Xie Wanying, is a native of Changle, Fujian.

There are two reasons why she uses "Bingxin" as a pen name: first, the word Bingxin, the strokes are simple and easy to write, and it is the meaning of "Ying"; It's because he is timid and afraid of people's jokes and criticism, the word Bingxin is new, and people won't think that these two words have anything to do with Xie Wanying when they see it.

The Stars was written on a summer day in 1920 when her second brother pulled out a small book that collected fragments of thought from the stacks of books, and after reading it, he wrote the word "Stars" on the first page, from which the name was derived.

The main theme is maternal love, innocence and the praise of nature.

The stars that Bingxin writes are not written around any sentence.

The Stars is Bingxin's first collection of poems, a collection of 164 short poems written by the poet from the winter of 1919 to the autumn of 1921, originally published in the Beijing Morning Post. "The Stars" was written by Bingxin under the influence of the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore's "Birds", and the trembling limbs, in the words of the author Bingxin, are a collection of "fragmentary thoughts" in one collection. In general, they roughly include three aspects.

The first is a celebration of maternal love and innocence. Bingxin, the first famous female writer in the history of modern Chinese literature, is known for her promotion of the "philosophy of love" as soon as she entered the literary world. And maternal love is the fundamental starting point of the "philosophy of love".

She believes that mother's love is the source of all things and the fundamental driving force that pushes the world to light, "with love, there is everything". In "The Stars", she regards maternal love as the noblest and most beautiful thing, and praises it repeatedly. Ruler.

This kind of ode to maternal love occupies a considerable proportion in "The Stars". It can be said that it is the affectionate praise of maternal love that sets the deep and delicate emotional tone of this work. Closely related to the celebration of mother's love is the cherishing of innocence, childlike fun, childlike innocence and all new things.

In the eyes of the poet, the world full of innocence and childlike fun is the most beautiful world in the world.

The second is the worship and praise of nature. In Bingxin's view, human beings come from nature and return to nature, and man and nature should be in harmony.

Bingxin also integrates maternal love, innocence, and nature:

Creator, if there is only one promise of bliss in eternal life, I ask with all sincerity:

I was in my mother's arms, my mother was in the boat, and the boat was in the moonlit sea. ”

This poem perfectly integrates the praise of maternal love, the call for innocence, and the aria of nature, creating a world of perfection and beauty, with sincere and deep feelings, fresh and elegant language, giving people endless aftertaste and enlightenment, and is one of the most beautiful chapters in Bingxin's poems.

The third is the thinking and perception of life. We call these poems "philosophical poems," and they are concise and timeless.

Artistically, "Stars" draws on both classical Chinese poetry and Tagore's philosophical poems, and is good at capturing momentary inspiration, writing inner feelings and thoughts in three words, short and meaningful. Especially in the language, it is fresh and elegant, and it is crystal clear, and it is clear that it has a long and long rhyme, and has a unique artistic charm.

Bingxin uses this poem from "Stars" as the preface to "Spring Water":

Oh Mother! Can you take a look at this fragmentary article?

These words were hidden in your heart before I was there. "The beautiful flower of the eggplant, people are just amazed and envious of her beauty when it blooms, and they don't realize how much hard struggle and great sacrifice it has experienced when it is still carrying the buds. Therefore, we must not be afraid of difficulties and bravely move forward with the previous struggle.

Beautiful flowers, people only marveled and envied her beautiful tremor when she bloomed, and did not realize how much hard struggle and great sacrifice she had gone through when she was still in the bud. Therefore, we must not be afraid of difficulties and bravely move forward with the previous struggle.

The Stars is the first collection of poems written by the poet from the winter of 1919 to the autumn of 1921, which was originally published in the Beijing Morning Post.

The Stars was written by Bingxin in front of the shadow of the Indian poet Rabindranath Tagore's The Birds, which, in her own words, is a collection of "fragmentary thoughts" in a collection.

There are a total of 164 songs in "Stars".

Stars (1) Author: Bing Xin.

One. The stars twinkled

Deep blue space.

He could hear them talking.

In silence. In the shimmer.

They praised each other deeply.

Two. Childhood!

It's the truth of the dream.

It's a dream in reality.

It's a tearful smile when reminiscing.

Three. Ten thousand tremors-

Deep black islandside.

Yue'er came up.

The source of life. A place of death!

Four. Little brother Xinqing brother!

Three bright and joyful stars in my soul.

Gentle. Unspeakable.

O child in the depths of the soul! Five. Dark.

What a deep depiction?

The depths of the heart.

The depths of the universe.

A resting place in the brilliant light.

Bingxin is a talented, accomplished female writer with a unique artistic style.

In January 1923, the poetry collection "Stars" was published by the Commercial Press, containing 164 small poems, preceded by "Self-Introduction", which was one of the "Literary Research Society Series".

In May, Beijing Xinchao Society published her second poetry collection "Spring Water" (as one of the "Xinchao Society Literature and Art Series"), which included 182 small poems, and the 120th poem of "Stars" in the pre-book was "Self-Introduction".

The advent of "Stars" and "Spring Water" made Bingxin a representative poet of "Little Poetry", and "Stars" and "Spring Water" have also become Bingxin's representative works as a poet.

Bingxin's poems are fresh, delicate, pretty, distant and deep, with tears in his smile, a personalized lyrical protagonist image that pursues truth, goodness and beauty, which is vividly present in "Stars" and "Spring Water".

The poet's words are extremely fresh, making people feel beautiful and gentle emotions, even in a few small poems containing lessons, they can be very delicately narrated in another artistic way, showing inner contemplation and epiphany of inspiration, which is the pearl of instant feelings and emotions, with strong poetic sense and shallow philosophical reasoning.