The Balance In Struggle

The poet Beidao (Zhao Zhen kai) is the representative in the "Obscure Poetry Tide" who is also a world-famous poet.There are so many commennts ahout his verses,somebody said that his the style of his poems is hot,but somebody said that the style of his poems is cold.What is more,there is't enough comprehensive comments about the poet's creation as a whole.I divide Beidao's verses into two kinds:the poem which is open to the world,and the poem which is open to the poet himself. I the first kind,the poet take part in the activities in the real-life world actively,and his works also express his attitude to the real world,so the style of his works is hot.However,in the second kind,the poet make himself far away from daily life,and his poems became ideal generalization for the human life,so the style of his works is cold.Both the poem which is open to the world and the poem which is open to the poet himself survive ,the hot style and the cole style survive in his creation,this is the constant in BeiDao's poems.Sometime the first kind dominate his works,but sometimes the second dominate his works ,this is the change in BeiDao's poems.There are seven parts in this paper:the introduction will describe the poet's influence in the "Obscure Poetry Tide",and illustrate the misunderstanding about the poet.The first chapter"the separate BeiDao"gives the basic method of the reserch,and illuminate the different style in Beidao's poems.The second chapter"the poem which is open to the world"analyse the different views towards the poet's early creation.The third chapter"the poems which is open to the poet himself"analyse poet's creation in middle era and also exhibit the complex relationship between the two style.The forth chapter"the balance between the two styles"discuss the balance between the cold and the hot style in Beidao's poems.The fiveth chapter"the delimma for the poem,or for the society?"expandify the problem in BeiDao's creation into the whole contemparory literature.The conclusion give some thought about ontology of poery.