Xu zhimo

(1897.1.15 ~1931.19), a modern poet and essayist. Han nationality, Shi Xia Town, Haining City, Zhejiang Province. Xu Zhimo is Jin Yong's cousin. Formerly known as Zhang Yi, it was renamed Zhimo when studying in the United States. Used pen names: Nanhu, Shi Zhecun, Gu,,, Xianhe, Delete Me, Xinshou, Huanggou, Huan, etc. Xu Zhimo is a representative poet of Crescent School and a member of Crescent Poetry Society. 19 15 graduated from Hangzhou No.1 Middle School and studied in Shanghai Hujiang University, Tianjin Beiyang University and Peking University successively. 19 18 went to the United States to study banking. 192 1 year went to study in Britain and joined Cambridge university as a special student to study political economy. During my two years in Cambridge, I was deeply influenced by western education and romantic and aesthetic poets in Europe and America. [ 1]?

Yu Dafu (1896- 1945), formerly known as Yu Wen, is a famous novelist, essayist and poet in modern China. Yu Dafu is proficient in five foreign languages, namely Japanese, English, German, French and Malaysian. Masterpieces such as Sinking, Autumn in the Old Capital, Evening Intoxicated by Spring Breeze, Past, and Sweet-scented osmanthus, etc. I used to be classmates with Xu Zhimo. He co-founded and co-edited Run with Lu Xun. [2]? Shao Xunmei (1906— 1968), a native of Yuyao, Zhejiang Province, was born in a bureaucratic family. Crescent poet, essayist, publisher and translator. 1923 graduated from Shanghai Nanyang Road Mining School and went to study in Europe in the same year. Enter Cambridge University to study English literature. 1927 returned to China and married Sheng. 1928, Jinzhai Bookstore opened and published Jinzhai Monthly. 1930, 165438+ 10, the "China branch of International PEN" was established, and its director was elected as an accountant. 1933 Editor-in-Chief of decameron magazine, published the first novel "Noble Quarter". 1934 editor-in-chief of People's Speech magazine. /kloc-0 presided over the biannual editing of The Analects of Confucius from March, 1936 to August, 1937. In his later years, he translated foreign literature, including works by Mark Twain, Shelley and Tagore. [1] Poems include Heaven and Earth, May, The Crime of Flowers, etc. Dai Wangshu (1905- 1950), whose real name is Chaoan, posthumous title Seamount. Later, he used pen names Dai Mengou, Meng Ousheng, Fang Xin and Jiang Si. Male, ancestral home in Gucun, Zuhongcheng, Nanjing, was born in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. Dai Wangshu was originally named Dai Chao, and his pen name came from Qu Yuan's Lisao: "There was a pioneer before, and then Fei Lian was a subordinate." Qu Yuan wandered in the sky, searched underground and sat in a car pulled by a dragon horse, with Wang Shu, the moon god, leading the way, followed by Fei Lian, the wind god. Wang Shu is the god who drives away the moon in myths and legends. She is beautiful, gentle, pure and elegant. Poet and translator. Dai Wangshu's poems inherited and developed the poetic style of Crescent School and symbolism poetry in the late 1920s, and opened the era of modern poetry schools. Therefore, Dai Wangshu is regarded as the "poetic leader" of modern poetry school, and he was once called "Rain Lane Poet" for his poem Rain Lane. His representative works include My Memory, Wang Shucao and Wang Shushi. There are many other translations.