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The Bottom Of The Present Shadowed The World

Posted on:2013-03-25Degree:MasterType:Thesis
Country:ChinaCandidate:P YangFull Text:PDF
GTID:2235330371976515Subject:Chinese Modern and Contemporary Literature
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Born in the1980s of20century, labor poetry records millions of migrant workers’hardship how they came into the industrial civilization from the agricultural civilization in the background of market economy coming to blossom in late20th century and early21st century, from which the profound changes could be seen in China’s transition society.Labor poetry experiences a long journey, from the original oral communication, paper spread to the current network transmission, people from the society bottom utter their feelings from different channels. Labor poetry reflects complex social phenomena and people’s grief and sadness who are in the bottom of society in the industrial civilization. Migrant workers are not accepted by society as city "intruders", although they have a tough character and persistent belief, the contradictory of longing for city and lack of the sense of belonging tortures their sensitive and vulnerable nerves at any time, they are like duckweed floating on the water in the city. Migrant workers use their faint but unique sound to show their natural characters and lonely souls. At the same time, labor poetry also express their homesickness and the pursuit to spiritual homeland.Labor poetry is written in the struggle to survive. It describes the workers’ gloom and sadness in real life and it comforts and encourages the worker group spiritually, representing hundreds of millions of migrant workers’real feelings. Labor poetry faces reality directly, and its realism writing style provides new ideas and gives inspiration to the development of contemporary poetry, after all, it will reveal the cultural structure deeply of the bottom literature from a new perspective.
Keywords/Search Tags:labor poetry, Bottom literature, Zheng Xiaoqiong, Bottom
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