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| The Original “Primitive Blood Poems”： The Literary History Orientation of Hai Zi’s Metapoetry Writing |
| Yang Siping |
| (School of Chinese Studies and Exchange， Shanghai International Studies University， Shanghai 200083) |
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Abstract In his brief life， Hai Zi wrote a large number of short and long poems， which not only are infused with primitive blood， but also have intertextual relations. It is even believed that his short poems have laid the groundwork and preparation for his long poems. The sun， life and death， distance， love， sisters， and hometown constitute the core images and consistent themes of Hai Zi’s poems. Regardless of topics， themes or motifs， Hai Zi’s poems always have a tendency to name， reinterpret， restore， trace and recreate. Hai Zi’s poems rely heavily on metaphor， paradox and “foreign intertextuality”. The “Primitive Blood Poems” obsessively created by Hai Zi in pursuit of truth are his “Poems of Destiny” and poems of truth. The topics and themes involved in Hai Zi’s poems are his metapoetry writing exploration of life and survival， truth and reality through various artistic methods such as reduction， metaphor， paradox and intertextuality.
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Received: 25 May 2022
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