Struggles of the Cultural Revolution in Bei Dao's "Notes from the City of the Sun"

North Korea's "Memorandum on the Sun City" reveals the struggle of the cultural revolution, and in his poem "Memorandum on the Sun City", the struggle of the Chinese cultural revolution using ambiguous images and hidden political reference I will explain. Social poetry is divided into 14 short sections, including images that symbolize hegemony of Chinese culture under the rule of Mao Zedong. North Island, Zhao Zhenhai is an anti-revolutionary poet, one of the founder group known as the fog poet.

In general, China is still a single country. This is not surprising - Bei Dao, the most international poet, probably the most famous was the teenager when the Cultural Revolution broke out. Prior to that, most people were tired of learning only in Russian. Over the years, having a specific type of foreign books, yellow or black, may enter the prison. One of my favorite poets, Ouyang Jianghe, broke his start because his father's executive secretly kept these confiscated books. That he does not have a real degree means that we are all fortunate than him. But for him and other talents who grew up in the 1960s and 1970s it is almost certain that the influx of foreign literature, coupled with the turmoil of the cultural revolution, made them the leader of the second boom in the 1980s. Chinese literature

Yes, as far as I know, two famous Chinese poets once lived in Durham, the North Island and the ancient city. At the time, they seemed to be invited from the Chinese department. North Island taught Chinese in Durham and then wrote a memoir about his life. In addition, Sarah Howe, a winner of the T. S. Eliot Poetry Award 2015, is consciously investigating the share of Chinese cultural heritage, semi-Chinese and semi-British. Of course, there is Ezra Pound, the main character who integrates elements of Chinese into English poetry.

North Island is such a personality. He was known for being opponents in the 1980s. The pen American creature said: "Bei Dao was banished to China by being accused of instigating the Tiananmen Square incident in 1989. Since that time he has been involved in sweden, Denmark, Germany, France and the United States He lived in seven countries, he is a professor at the Chinese University of Hong Kong, but many foundations and websites related to PEN America and other freedom and human rights are resisting Bei Dao's own label By the way, for progressive critics who have little knowledge about Tiananmen, their leaders can be very productive, there are basically two factions - students It is a faction and a blue collar worker faction, some leaders of the student became Wall Street, the "representative" workers are not so lucky.