What famous poems were there during the Great Revolution? Which poets wrote famous poems during the Great Revolution?

First question: 1. Another Columbus in Luyuan.

This song was written in prison. Through the comparison and symbol of ancient and modern China and foreign countries, Lvyuan compares itself to Columbus who explored the sea 500 years ago. However, compared with Columbus, who sailed on the ship Santa Maria in those years, today's Columbus is a single-celled lonely Santa Maria with no minutes, no day and night.

This Columbus-shaped cutting skeleton

The poor lead a very bad life.

Holding "Song of Songs" in his hand

Staring at the changing ceiling

Drifting on the ocean of time

He relied on Einstein's common sense.

I firmly believe that the front is "India"—

Even if we can't reach India in the end.

He will also discover a new continent.

Here, it is worth noting that after all kinds of hardships, Columbus in history "did not reach India at last/but discovered a new continent"; Today's Columbus in China can only discover the "New World" by "common sense" and "firm belief". At the end of the poem, "Even if he can't reach India in the end, he will certainly find a new continent" has clearly stated that this "new continent" representing truth and purpose was not promised at that time. However, it is such a will that can firmly believe, but it makes the poet deeply express the difficult situation, sense of hardship and broad artistic conception that he can experience through poetry.

2. Half a tree in Han Niu:

The symbolism of this poem is extremely vivid. It symbolizes those unruly lives and the indomitable fighting spirit and tenacious fighting tradition of intellectuals who adhere to the right path and consciously safeguard their dignity. The whole poem seems calm, but in fact it is depressed and frustrated, such as rushing into rocks, such as fierce wave angrily slapping rocks, and like a waterfall sticking to a steep cliff, which is magnificent and stirring people's hearts.

3. There are many poems, such as Ceng Zhuo's Tree on the Cliff, Mu Dan's Song of Wisdom, After the Power Cut, and forefinger's Believe in the Future.

The second question: Baiyangdian Poetry School: a group of poets composed of educated youth poets during the Cultural Revolution. Members:

1. Yue Zhong (Genzi) (1951-): Students from Beijing No.3 Middle School, 1969 1, Munk, Duoduo, Lu Zhongnan and others went to Dadiantou, Baiyangdian. 1972 joined Xu Haoyuan Salon as a singer. He has successively created modern poems such as March and Doomsday, Orange Fog, Baiyangdian and Abyss Bridge. Later, he became a singer in the Central Choir.

2. Jiang Shiwei (Munk) (1950-): 1969 cut in line at Dadiantou, Baiyangdian, and 1970 began to write poetry. His works include Heart (poetry anthology), Old Dreams (poetry anthology), Sunflowers in the Sun (poetry anthology), the long poem Apes, and the group poem Time Without Time. Poems once circulated during the Cultural Revolution include: to fishermen's father and brother (197 1), cities, October poems and so on. Munk later became the host of Today magazine.

3. Li (Duoduo) (195 1-): a junior high school student in Beijing No.3 Middle School, and at the beginning of 1969, Dadiantou of Baiyangdian jumped the queue. His works include Memories and Thinking (5 pieces), A Secret Week (1972), Vientiane (14 pieces), Facing the Sun, and Handicraft (1972- 1973). 1972 Join Xu Haoyuan Salon.

4. Sun Kang (ROK) (195 1-): a junior 3 student in Beijing No.35 Middle School, a member of a second-rate club. 1968165438+10 to jump the queue in Xu Shui, Hebei (near Baiyangdian). 1969 ——1970 wrote a long poem "Sing on, the War Song of the Proletarians" in memory of the Paris Commune, and 1973 wrote "On the Road". 1974 returned to Beijing after his illness and continued to write, including Folk Songs.

5. Zhang Jianzhong (Lin Mang) (1949 ——): a student from Beijing No.3 Middle School, transferred to Beijing No.41during the Cultural Revolution, and jumped the queue at Baiyangdian from 1969. He is the backbone of Baiyangdian poetry group. There is a book of poems, Poems of Lin Mang (published in 1980).

6. Song Haiquan (1949 ——): a senior one student in the middle school attached to Tsinghua University in Beijing, and a member of a second-rate society. 1969 Go to the south of Baiyangdian Village to cut in line. He is the backbone of Baiyangdian poetry group, and has written poems such as The Pirate Ship and Song of the Wanderer.