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| A New Interpretation on Fei Ming''''s Theory about Modern Chinese Poetry |
| 首都师范大学文学院 北京100089 |
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Abstract It is generally acknowledged that Fei Ming's theory about Modern Chinese Poetry has its uniqueness as his poems .Both his poems and his theory has been interpreted in these years. This paper focuses on the potential value of Fei Ming's theory in understanding the essence of Modern Chinese Poetry, and holds an opinion that there are two respects in Fei Ming's views on the quality of Modern Chinese Poetry: One of them is immediacy and another is integration. In addition, this paper discusses Fei Ming's dedication to recognizing the language of Modern Chinese Poetry with the specialty of prose.
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Received: 25 February 2005
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