Abstract
In the time of national crisis, Feng Zhi’s experience of displacement made him deeply feel the close connection between group experience, historical events and individual life. The unresolved spiritual depression prompted him to persistently seek a positive way of entering the world in his ordinary life and natural landscape. He was inspired by the nature of “wilderness”, “path”, “mountain and river”, etc., and then “fed back” his thoughts to nature, consciously extending his life experience in his poetry collection.
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