Mu Dan's Concerns Of Reality

Mu Dan is a poet of great patriotism. His poems have expressed a close concern and sincere feeling toward the times and the life. Mu Dan lived in a society which was of agony and owe. Throughout his tough road of life, he suffered the grief of battle and had witnessed the great pains of the people. After that, he had been living in the world of persecution. Therefore, he held profound and impressive feeling toward the tribulations that he and the whole nation suffered.Besides, Mu Dan had been constantly feeling sentimentally attached and sympathetic toward his nation and all the people living in the nation. He paid great attention to all the people suffering in pain and to the oppressive destiny of the nation. He kept silently expressing his mournful feeling in his poems by combining the national and individual tribulations, no matter how bad the life turned out to be.However, during the time when the straightforward and simple style of poems dominated, Mu Dan, as a poet, showed up an estimable character. He persisted in his own artistic style and kept pursuing the independent spirit of art. What's more, he tried to use his own way to express his concerns and thoughts toward the real life. The purpose of this essay is to find those concerns and thoughts.The Conditions and Meanings of the Research of the Chosen Topics in the Exordium PartThe first part is about the life experience of Mu Dan, in which the fact that Mu Dan's life is closely related with the pain of his people is demonstrated, by analyzing the life experience and pain the poet suffered.The second part is about the attitude Mu Dan showed toward the reality, mainly about the feeling the poet showed toward the people, the reality and the battle and the perseverance of the hardship.The third part is mainly to find out the way the poet appreciates the life by analyzing the characteristics of his poems.As to the epilogue part, it is mainly to discuss the gain and loss and the poetry status of Mu Dan, who wrote profound and meaningful poems and showed great concerns toward the reality.