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1982, Tamkang Review VIII.2. This is an essay on the methodological approach in the myth studies of Wen Yiduo (Wen I-to), as he explored the origins of Chinese myths in early literature, especially the Shijing. It considers the possible influence from European myth studies on his work, especially such as Frederick Max Muller and Andrew Lang.
Statua di Wen Yiduo all'Università Tsinghua di Pechino Nato nella contea di Xishui, Wen ricevette un'educazione tradizionale e, successivamente, continuò gli studi all'Università Tsinghua.Nel 1922 viaggiò negli Stati Uniti per studiare belle arti e letteratura all'Art Institute of Chicago, e proprio durante il periodo americano scrisse e pubblicò la sua prima raccolta di poesie, Hongzhu ...
Wen Yiduo was a famous poet, scholar and fighter for freedom and democracy in modern China. His knowledge covered both the East and the W. He was also well versed in both ancient and modern learning. Wen Yiduo made enormous contributions in his researches into classical Chinese literature and culture. As a pairiotic fighter concerned for democracy and freedom in China, Wen Yiduo inspired ...
By Wén Yīduō. Translated by A.Z. Foreman. This is a ditch of hopeless dead backwater, Fresh breezes can't breathe a ripple from its skin. You'd better junk all your old scrap metal here. Or dump the leftovers of your dinner in. Maybe the copper will turn to emerald green. And in tin cans' rust peach blossom petals bloom.
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The noted poet Wen Yiduo in front of the Art Institute of Chicago, about 1922. His experiences as a student at the School of the Art Institute led him to write several important poems about Chicago, including his great Laundryman's Song: Laundry work is a common job for American Chinese, so Chinese students coming to…
26 de mar. de 2014 · On June 6, 1946, at 5pm, after stepping out of the office of the Democratic Weekly, Wen Yiduo died in a hail of bullets. Mao blamed the Nationalists and transformed Wen into a paragon of the revolution.Wen was born into a well-to-do family in Hubei, China, and received a classical education. But he came of age as old imperial China and its institutions were being swept away, and the Chinese ...
