What kind of epochal and literary reasons influenced the rise of Chinese modernist poetry in the 1930s

The rise of Chinese modernist poetry in the 1930s was influenced by a variety of contemporary and literary factors.

First of all, Chinese society in the 1930s was in a period of turmoil and chaos, and the economic backwardness, social injustice, and the borrowing and absorption of foreign cultures all contributed to the emergence and development of modernist poetry. This social background provided the soil and inspiration for modernist poetry.

Secondly, French symbolist poetry had a direct influence on Chinese modernist poetry. This influence was manifested in the experimental nature of poetic form, poetic language and poetic themes. Chinese poets borrowed the techniques and styles of French Symbolist poetry as a means of expressing their subjective feelings and emotions about the real world.

In addition, some of the artistic pursuits of the Chinese Symbolist school of poetry in the 1920s, such as Li Jinfa, also contributed to the rise of modernist poetry in China. They pursued the hazy beauty of poetic creation, and emphasized the use of strange conceptual contacts and complex imagery to structure the connotation of the poem.

Overall, the rise of Chinese modernist poetry in the 1930s was the result of the interweaving of the background of the times, foreign influences, and local poetic traditions.