Bing Xin's view of love: "With love, there is everything" is a famous saying of Bing Xin. As soon as she stepped into the literary world, she was famous for preaching the "philosophy of love", and maternal love was the fundamental starting point of the "philosophy of love". In "Stars" and "Springs", she regards maternal love as the noblest thing and praises it repeatedly! At the same time, she loves her motherland, her children, her relatives and friends, and everyone can see her "truth" from her words and deeds. Her words and deeds all her life and her affectionate words all express her deep love for the motherland and people.
Keywords "love"; Stars; Small orange lamp; "Truth"
Bing Xin is the earliest famous female writer in the history of modern literature. In 1930s, some people called her "the first modern woman writer". Contrary to Bing Xin's contemporaries, she thinks that among all the writers in the May 4th period, only Bing Xin belongs to herself most, and her works reflect herself rather than society. Her gentle and delicate style, tactful and implicit techniques and fresh and bright language constitute the basic characteristics of her artistic style, and maternal love, childlike innocence and nature are the basic themes of Bing Xin's writing. Bing Xin once made an assumption that if she could have a happy choice in her long life, she would sincerely ask to snuggle in her mother's arms. She believes that maternal love is the source of all things and the fundamental driving force for the world to move towards light. Bing Xin spared no effort to eulogize maternal love, fatherly love and fatherly love driven by maternal love all her life, because she has always enjoyed the richest maternal love and fatherly love in the process of growing up. Her father endowed her with a brave and open character.
Bing Xin grew up in a warm and happy family, and her father was a naval officer with democratic ideas. Influenced by Tagore's thought of fraternity, she became a lover because of her rich family environment. She regards love as a port to fight against the night and escape from reality, and fantasizes about building a harmonious love paradise. So her articles are always full of fresh and healthy breath. The outlook on life expressed in Bing Xin's article has rare strong and positive factors, so it is more attractive. From Yantai to Beijing Beiman Girls' Middle School for four years, my English knowledge has been influenced by _ _ _ _ _. The earliest philosophy of "love" is the distinct purpose of her early prose, and her prose also spares no effort to eulogize this kind of "love". Many literary historians admit that it is kind and touching, but they also point out with regret that it is only a "weak voice" or the wish of kind people, and "it can't solve the problem of life path". Some people even think that "there is no such abstract and transcendental maternal love". I don't think so. I think love is the greatest thing in the world, the most worth having and needing. To have and pour infinite love into nature, our motherland and our loved ones is a kind of dedication and a kind of harvest. Shen Congwen once commented: "In the past ten years, in terms of creation, no one has given readers more joy than Ms. Bing Xin in the works of various writers." Obviously, the "philosophy of love" expressed by Bing Xin should have another meaning, which is Li Zehou's incisive exposition. "You see, the works of Bing Xin, a female student in her early twenties, and her" Stars ","Spring Water "and" For a Little Reader "in those years are all the first time to get rid of the traditional mood and sensitive to people's world and life with pure and powerless naked childlike innocence." Reading her articles seems to be her mother's patient teaching, kind tolerance and kind concern. Reading her articles, what we feel is not the indifference of the world, not the misfortune and sadness when something happens, but the infinite warm love. This selfless love is so delicate and appropriate. The love she expressed was free from anxiety, pain, fatigue and sentimentality, and always permeated with fresh and healthy breath.
Her poems are mainly famous for maternal love, innocence and nature. From "Stars", "Childhood is the truth in dreams, the dream in reality, and the tearful smile when recalling". It is conceivable that Bing Xin's childhood was full of dreams and childish fantasies. "Brother,&; The child in the soul of hellip& amphellip. " It also explains the indescribable deep friendship between Bing Xin and his brothers and sisters. Bing Xin's poems do not contain the slightest hypocrisy, but are all genuine feelings from the heart, which can be touching, fascinating, so beautiful and so childlike. Bing Xin is synonymous with maternal love, and I understand maternal love through Bing Xin. As a talented woman during the May 4th Movement, Bing Xin is famous for her novels such as The Old Man and When You Are Lonely and Helpless and Down and Out. Then in the 1920s, she wrote essays such as Send a Little Reader, Laughter, Past, Dream, and poems such as Stars and Springs, which were praised as "one of the most beautiful achievements in the literary world" by writers such as Yu Dafu and Contradiction. Love and beauty have always constituted the distinctive features and artistic charm of Bing Xin's prose. She likes children, sunshine and nature. She sang this kind of love with soft and delicate style and fresh and beautiful words. Bing Xin's half-century-long friendship with young readers in China is known as To Young Readers. For half a century, Bing Xin introduced the local customs around the world to young readers, including his younger brothers, and expressed his deep homesickness. Letters during the Anti-Japanese War explored life themes such as friendship and the value and significance of life. In the letter after the catastrophe, she expressed her ardent expectation for young readers to seize the day. 195 1 year, Bing Xin's family returned to the motherland. She wrote many famous works with passion, such as Farewell to Young Readers, We Wake Up in Spring, Little Orange Lantern and so on. She has seen and heard about visiting countries with the new China cultural delegation, and she also has a vision for the future of new China and wishes for young readers in a new era. From her works after liberation, we clearly see this kind of love and beauty, which has been deeply branded with the writer's ideological progress.
"Little Orange Lantern" is a typical work to express the changes in this period. She described her experiences and feelings in a foreign country with a beautiful and fluent style, which caused a sensation in China and moved several generations, and became a classic of children's literature in China. It is written on the eve of liberation, and the little girl in it is so naive, lovely, calm and optimistic. When the author went to her house one night to buy oranges and visit her mother, she specially made an orange lamp for the author. The article wrote: "I am walking slowly on the dark and humid road with this clever little orange lamp." The dim orange lamp can't shine far, but the little girl's calm, brave and optimistic spirit inspired me, and I seem to feel that there is infinite light in front of me. " Bing Xin is facing the struggle between the people and the revolution, so she can see "infinite light" on the eve of dawn. The little girl in the work is completely different from the little hero in the work more than twenty years ago. Her writing style not only maintains her unique "gentleness", but also adds a bit of bodybuilding pride. "Little orange lamp" seems to be a pearl on green velvet, fresh and beautiful, crystal clear and moving.
Light dance said: My mother has experienced four times in her life. She often tells me that life is never smooth, and setbacks are always a part of life. Yi Shu recalled Bing Xin's last 20 years: although he was inconvenient to move, he read a lot of newspapers and periodicals every morning to understand the literary trends, and then he wrote novels, essays, essays, autobiographies, comments, prefaces and epilogues. Bing Xin loves cats, and her beloved cat showed unprecedented anxiety on the day when her master left. Bing Xin also loves flowers, especially roses. She once said, "A reporter asked me why I like roses. I love her because she has hard thorns, and the rich fragrance can't hide her unique personality. " Bing Xin's primary concern is education. 1995 She donated all 90,000 yuan of Bing Xin's complete works to China Rural Women's Education and Development Foundation. The works "I ask" and "I thank you" are even more straightforward, calling for attention to education. Wu Bing's mother is indifferent to fame and fortune, aloof from things, a person with a great sense of social responsibility, a loving and childlike mother.
Bing Xin is a very happy person, at the same time, she also shared this happiness with everyone. She is a person who lives with love. Let us believe that with love, we will be happy. I admire her, not only because she is a famous woman writer, but also because of her "truth". When she was interviewed by Bing Xin's autobiographer, there was a sentence that impressed the author: "I just want to write my true self." "Truth", what a beautiful yearning! It is not easy for a person to survive in a complex society. The key is to be cautious and independent at all times, so as to keep a real pure land in his heart. I think the reason why Bing Xin can always adhere to her "true" belief is because there is a pure land full of childlike innocence in her heart. Life is real, and we should live truly. This is the biggest gain I have learned from her works and life experiences. "Reading a person's biography is like reading a novel, from which we can learn a lot." We should constantly enrich ourselves through continuous learning and understanding. Everyone is a biography. The feeling of every moment may become a mark in your heart, as long as we love and live with our hearts!
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