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Haizi and contemporary Chinese romantic poetry
Zhangbin Li - Personal Name
Modernism and Post-Modernism are widely viewed as the mainstreams
of the poetic scene in contemporary China However we can still find some
Romantic poets of great importance which illustrates the revival of Romanticism in
contemporary China Haizi a talented poet who has been exerting great influence on
contemporary and younger poets since his death is a great example which profoundly
suggests the opportunity Romanticism has and the dilemma it confronts in
the cultural context of contemporary China The intimacy between Haizi and
Romanticism lies mainly in the self-positioning and self-fashioning Haizi’s
emphasis on ego subjectivity and will his claim of poets to be ‘‘kings,’’ is a quite
unique phenomenon in the contemporary Chinese scene where poets are
marginalized and their subjectivities are weakened by the society and even themselves.
Therefore Haizi’s poetry not only reveals its connection with Romanticism,
but also the tension between the ideals of Romantic poetics and the reality of
contemporary Chinese society.
of the poetic scene in contemporary China However we can still find some
Romantic poets of great importance which illustrates the revival of Romanticism in
contemporary China Haizi a talented poet who has been exerting great influence on
contemporary and younger poets since his death is a great example which profoundly
suggests the opportunity Romanticism has and the dilemma it confronts in
the cultural context of contemporary China The intimacy between Haizi and
Romanticism lies mainly in the self-positioning and self-fashioning Haizi’s
emphasis on ego subjectivity and will his claim of poets to be ‘‘kings,’’ is a quite
unique phenomenon in the contemporary Chinese scene where poets are
marginalized and their subjectivities are weakened by the society and even themselves.
Therefore Haizi’s poetry not only reveals its connection with Romanticism,
but also the tension between the ideals of Romantic poetics and the reality of
contemporary Chinese society.
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