On the Philosophy of Life in the Late Poetry of Mu dan Creation

ZOU Yan

doi:10.22158/sll.v6n1p24

Abstract

As an important proposition, Mu Dan’s poetry in the later stage has been paid more and more attention, and the understanding of Mu Dan’s later poetry content has also been explained in many ways, which also has a lot of open research horizons for today’s readers. Through the study of Mu Dan’s poetry in the later stage, the author will also have a deeper understanding of Mu Dan’s poetry, at the same time, he will also accumulate the previous research results and promote Mu Dan’s poetry research to be more concrete and in-depth. Experience Mu Dan’s later poetry creation art and profound personality charm. Here, through the study of Mu Dan’s later poetry, it goes deep into Mu Dan’s life realm, and Mu Dan’s later poetry creation to the contemporary. Literature is hungry and has an important influence.

Highlights

As an important proposition, Mu Dan’s poetry in the later stage has been paid more and more attention, and the understanding of Mu Dan’s later poetry content has been explained in many ways, which has a lot of open research horizons for today’s readers
This paper focuses on the expression of the philosophy contained in Mu Dan’s later poetry, the reasons for the formation of Mu Dan in his later years and the important influence and value of Mu Dan’s poetry in Mu Dan’s later creation
Mudan’s poetry in his later years is full of his own thoughts on life and deep feelings about life, which flow between the lines of his poems, his thoughts on the existence of individual lives, his meditations and philosophies on life

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Introduction

Mu Dan’s poetry in the later stage has been paid more and more attention, and the understanding of Mu Dan’s later poetry content has been explained in many ways, which has a lot of open research horizons for today’s readers. Mu Dan’s poetry creation had his consistent attention to the national destiny and the critical consciousness of the society, but he more expressed his attention to the individual life, the exploration of human nature and the pursuit of ideals.

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