Zang Ke-jia's Poems And Chongqing Literature During The Later Period Of Anti-Japanese War

This article tries to use the view of regional literature as the cutting-into-the-spot to discuss the reciprocity between Chongqing and Zang Ke-jia's poem-writing. To make the discussion easy, the author divides Zang's poems into several parts which is used as the breakthrough, which is based on the different styles of Zang's poems. The article launches the elaboration from three aspects. Firstly, the article discusses Chongqing's influence on Zang's poem writing. During this period, writing Epic poem became his writing trend and he wrote the long love epic of"The Wild Horse Of Feeling". He molded into the lives of Chongqing people and felt the hot temperament and kindness of them. When he lived on Gele Mountain , he strengthened the thorough understanding of the countryside and he loved the countryside and Chinese farmers much more and wrote the representative works of"The Song The Earth". Secondly, the article makes the text analysis of the"The Wild Horse Of Feeling"and"The Song Of The Earth", and discusses Chongqing's concrete influence on Zang Ke-jia. Affected by people and culture and the environment of Chongqing, he avoided superficial-slogan-wrting and he used the writing way of recollection and imagination. He made the Anti-Japanese war as the background and didn't describe the things and people about the war. He complied with the writing tide and turned to write the relation between the war and people and meld several vivid characters, which got rid of the vulgar tendency of that time. The experience in Gele Mountain made him put all his soul and whole heart into the countryside and recited a song of the earth. The author of this article thinks that"The Song Of The Earth"is not the lyric or elegy as some experts said . At last this article discusses two writing models of The Song Of The Earth and the meaning taken to Chongqing by Zang Ke-jia. The author thinks Zang Ke-jia takes some unique qualities to Chongqing literature from the content, form and spirit.