Characteristics of misty poetry

The characteristics of misty poetry are as follows:

1. The characteristics of misty poetry can be summarized as: imagery, symbolism and three-dimensional.

2. Emphasize the poet's self-awareness, and often use symbols, metaphors, illusions, hallucinations and other means to turn a single image of poetry into a multi-level image superposition, which casts a hazy color on poetry and gives people a unique aesthetic feeling.

The so-called misty poetry takes the inner spiritual world as the main object of expression, and uses the artistic strategies and methods of overall image symbol and intentional gradual change to cover up feelings, thus making the poetry text between ideographic and implicit, showing the characteristics of vague poetic context and ambiguous theme.

A school of poetry that rose in the late 1970s and early 1980s, represented by Shu Ting, Bei Dao, Gu Cheng, Liang, Shi Zhecun and Munk.

In poetry, they think about human nature with realistic consciousness, affirm people's self-worth and dignity, pay attention to the expression of the inner feelings of the creative subject, and use metaphor, suggestion and synaesthesia in art to enrich the connotation of poetry and enhance the imagination space of poetry.

Paying attention to the concept omission and theme suggestion of poetry makes the theme of obscure poetry vague and ambiguous. The hazy poet adopts this kind of looming expression, and the artistic means such as symbol, image, synaesthesia, suggestion, metaphor and deformation are used, which makes the theme of his works reflect the ambiguity of "inseparable and elusive" and the ambiguity of "poetry is meaningless"