Introduction: "I Smiling toward Life" is Wang Guozhen's first influential modern poem. The poem expresses feelings directly, is short but concise, and was published on April 20, 1990. The following is the original text and appreciation, welcome to read:

I walk towards life with a smile

Wang Guozhen

I walk towards life with a smile,

No matter what life throws back at me.

Repay me with flatness?

I am a happy flowing river.

Repay me with ruggedness?

I am a mountain of solemn thinking.

Repay me with happiness?

I am a swallow flying in the sky.

Repay me with misfortune?

I am a strong bamboo that can withstand thousands of blows.

Life cannot be without laughter.

A world without laughter would be so lonely.

Nothing can change my love for life,

I walk towards the fiery life with a smile!

Poetry Appreciation:

This The poem directly expresses feelings, although it is short but concise. The first sentence first generally puts forward the "eye" of the poem - "Smile towards life". The first sentence is full of affirmation, which lays a solid emotional tone for the whole poem. The second to fifth sentences begin to discuss how I will treat life with a smile under any circumstances. The dual application of personification and metaphor makes the poem full of colorful, clear, vivid, accurate and accurate language. It creates a strong lyrical atmosphere and touches the readers' hearts, and with the help of colorful artistic images, the readers can feel the vibration of the poet's soul through these images. The understanding of smile in the next sentence and the echoes of the last sentence highlight the theme. The bright rhythm and fresh language make people's hearts tremble.

About the author:

Wang Guozhen (1956~2015) graduated from the Chinese Department of Jinan University in 1982. Since 1985, he has focused his spare time on poetry creation. During this period, a limerick "School Day" was published in "China Youth Daily". Since 1990, Wang Guozhen has served as a columnist for "Liaoning Youth", "China Youth", and "Girlfriend", setting off a wave of "Wang Guozhen fever". Representative works include "The Tide of Youth", "Young Thoughts", "Love of Life", and "Random Thoughts of Rain". Since 2005, his calligraphy works have been given to foreign political parties and national leaders as gifts for central leaders’ visits abroad.