Ai Qing s poems are selected with blue colors

Little Blue Flower" Little Blue Flower.

Blooming on a cyan hillside.

Open on purple rocks.

Tiny blue flowers.

Bluer than the clear skies of autumn.

Bluer than sapphire.

Tiny blue flowers.

It is the smile of Yamano.

Lonely and affectionate.

The poet wrote "Little Blue Flower" in 1956, with a total of nine lines, and the number of words in each line is not much, and the language is very simple, as simple as a little blue flower. In the poem "Little Blue Flower", the simplicity of language is something that readers can feel as soon as they come into contact with it. There is no extravagant language in the poem, let alone cluttered words, and its verses are like pearls washed by the sea, the words are simple and bright.

Green [Ai Qing] seems to be a green inkwell that has been turned upside down.

It's green everywhere

Where to find so much green:

Dark green, light green, tender green

Emerald green, pale green, pink green

It's so black and it's surprisingly green;

The wind that blows is green, the rain that falls is green, the water that flows is green, and the sun is green;

All the greens come together, huddle together, overlap each other, and quietly cross together.

Suddenly there was a gust of wind, as if the dance instructor was directing, and all the green was neat.

Flutter together to the beat

23 February 1979.

Guangdong State Guest House.

Is there a mistake with the pen pal, it's this "Green".

Ai Qing's poems are selected in blue: "Little Blue Flower", "Pigeon Whistle", "Sunshine in the Distance", "Winter Pond", "I Love This Land", "Words of the Sun".

The modern poem about green Ai Qing is as follows:Green is a modern poem written by modern poet Ai Qing on February 23, 1979.

"Green" seems to refer back to the green inkwell overturned.

It's green everywhere, where to find so many green limbs.

Dark green, light green, tender green, emerald green, light green, pink green.

It's so black and it's surprisingly green;

The wind that blows is green, the rain that falls is green, the water that flows is green, and the sun is green;

Modern poems by writer Ai Qing: "I Love This Land", "Spring", "My Thoughts Are Round", "Green", "Bridge", etc.

1, "I Love This Land".

If I were a bird, I should sing with a hoarse throat.

This storm-stricken land, this eternal river of our sorrows, this winds of wrath that blow endlessly.

And the incomparably gentle dawn that came from the woods, and then I died.

Even the feathers rot in the ground, why do I always have tears in my eyes? Because I love this land so much.

2, "Spring" is spring, and the peach blossoms of Longhua are blooming.

It was opened in those nights, in those blood-spotted nights.

Those nights were starless, those nights were windy, and those nights listened to the widow's sob.

And this ancient land is like a hungry and thirsty beast at all times, licking and sucking the blood of young people.

3, "My Thoughts Are Round".

My thoughts are round.

The moon in the Mid-Autumn Festival in August is also the brightest and roundest.

No matter how high the mountain is, how wide the sea is.

You can see it from all corners of the world.

What comes to mind on a night like this? My thoughts are round.

Original text of "Green":

It was as if the green inkwell had been turned upside down, and it was green everywhere.

Where to find so much green: dark green, light green, tender green, emerald green, light green, pink green.

It's so black and it's surprisingly green; The wind that blows is green, the rain that falls is green, the water that flows is green, and the sun is green; All the greens come together, huddle together, overlap each other, and quietly cross together.

Suddenly, there was a gust of wind, as if the dance instructor was directing, and all the greens fluttered together neatly and according to the beat.

Appreciation of Ai Qing's poem "Green":

Ai Qing's poem "Green" uses the charm of words to describe the green everywhere in spring, the grass in the trees and the earth swaying back and forth in the spring breeze, the wind is green, the water is green, and the world is full of green. Green is the color of life and a symbol of life.

Green is the color of nature, it is hope, it is comfort, it is happiness!Mr. Ai Qing's famous poem "Green" writes about the swaying of green, the beauty of green, the movement of green when it smells the wind, and even the life of green. "Green Color" is truly timeless!

Author's experience:

Ai Qing, born on March 27, 1910 in Jinhua, Zhejiang, is a modern writer and poet. After graduating from high school in 1928, he was admitted to the National Hangzhou West Lake Art Institute. In 1933, he published the long poem "Dayan River - My Answering Mengnanny" for the first time under a pen name.

In 1932, he joined the Chinese Left-wing Artists Union in Shanghai and engaged in revolutionary literary and artistic activities. In 1935, he published a collection of poems "Dayan River".

In 1957 it was wrongly classified as a rightist. He went to Heilongjiang and Xinjiang to live and work, and his creation was interrupted for more than 20 years. After his rehabilitation in 1979, he served as vice chairman of the Chinese Writers Association and vice president of the International PEN Center.

In 1985, he was awarded the highest medal of the French Order of Literature and Arts. He died of illness at 4:15 a.m. on May 5, 1996 at the age of 86.

The full text of "Green" written by the modern poet Ai Qing is as follows:

It was as if the green inkwell had flipped upside down.

It's green everywhere

Where to find so much green:

Dark green, light green, tender green

Emerald green, pale green, pink green

It's so black and it's surprisingly green;

The wind that blows is green.

The rain is green.

The water that flows is green.

The sun is also green. Jujube state.

All the greens are gathered together.

Huddle together. Overlapping each other.

The silent stools are intersected implicitly.

Suddenly there was a gust of wind.

It's as if the dance instructor is conducting.

All the green is neatly placed.

Flutter together to the beat

23 February 1979.

Guangdong State Guest House.

Green is a modern poem written by modern poet Ai Qing on February 23, 1979. There are 5 stanzas in the whole poem, and the first stanza is written all over the eyes with green; In verse 2, it is written that the abundance of green; In verse 3, the green in the natural space is written with the senses; In verse 4, it is written that the shape of the green agglomeration carries the coarseness; Verse 5 writes about the rhythm of green in the wind. This poem uses a rich imagination to write about green, and uses a combination of static and dynamic techniques.

About the author of "Green".Ai Qing (March 27, 1910, May 5, 1996), formerly known as Jiang Zhenghan, Haicheng, pen names Zhu Jia, Kea, Lin Bi, etc., is known as "the master of Chinese poetry". Zhejiang Jinhua people. Modern Chinese poet.

He is considered one of the representative poets of modern Chinese poetry. Published in 1933, his famous work "The Great Weir River - My Nanny" established the basic artistic characteristics of his poetry and his important position in the history of modern literature.

Dayan River - My Nanny" has been translated into dozens of languages, and he is the author of poetry collections such as "Dayan River", "North", "To the Sun", and "Notice of Dawn". His works include the poetry collections "The North", "He Died the Second Time", "Notice of Dawn", "Towards Victory", "Morning Star", and the long poem "To the Sun".