Strongly supported the "Poetry Magazine" founded by professional writers such as Zang Kejia, which marked the great importance of poetry and had a far-reaching impact. After the poems were published in the "Poetry Magazine", they immediately attracted wide public attention and reservations, and once the first issue was published, it made the "Poetry Magazine" a sensation in the country, and even affected at home and abroad. ** expressed his sincere wishes for the publication of "Poetry Magazine": "The publication of "Poetry Magazine" is very good, and I wish it growth and development. Zang Kejia believes that this short blessing contains extraordinary meaning: "From these twelve words, we feel how rich, profound, and exciting the meaning is!""The advent of "Poetry Magazine" has set off a nationwide upsurge of learning *** poetry.
Zang Kejia especially likes the poem "Spring Snow in Qinyuan", and often ponders and reads it repeatedly. Since the last time I received a reply from ***, Zang Kejia has been dreaming of meeting ***. When he heard the news, he felt as if he was in a dream, never expecting that his wish would come true so quickly. Facing the great man he admired, the Zang Ke family felt very nervous. At three o'clock in the afternoon, Zhongnanhai's car appeared in front of his door on time, and he arrived at his destination shortly after boarding the car. Under the leadership of the guards, the Zang Ke family walked inside with a nervous mood. He was thinking about how to talk to *** along the way, and he was entangled in his heart whether he should ask *** about the poems in "Spring Snow in Qinyuan". However, when he came back to his senses, he had already come to the *** Juxiang Book House.
While waiting in the living room, Zang's family found that the facilities were simple and quiet, and they could only hear the birdsong in the trees outside. Soon, he saw *** come out of the room on the east side, with a kind and friendly smile on his face. **Stretching out his hand, Zang Kejia hurriedly stepped forward to shake hands with the chairman. Sit him down and hand him a cigarette. Zang Kejia hurriedly waved his hand and declined: "Chairman, I don't know how to smoke." * was surprised and smiled and said, "The poet doesn't smoke?."He then lit a cigarette for himself. Then, ** asked about the operation of the "Poetry Magazine" and the living situation of the Zang Ke family. In the face of ***'s kind care, Zang Ke's family was a little cramped and uneasy, so he exchanged his views on poetry with him.
The dialogue between Zang Kejia and *** revolves around poetry, which makes Zang Kejia feel relaxed and happy. As a professional writer, Zang Kejia has a deep understanding of poetry, and *** often expresses his love for classical poetry, especially the Tang Dynasty poets Li Bai and Du Fu. ** seems to be more familiar with poetry, and even mentions the works of the Ming Dynasty** and the poet Li Panlong, who are not familiar to Zang Kejia. This made the Zang Kejia sincerely respect *** even more. Shifting from classical poetry to modern poetry,** Zang Kejia's article commenting on his Yongxue Ci in the China Youth Daily is also mentioned. Zang Kejia took the opportunity to ask: "I have a question, and I ask the chairman for advice." How to explain the word "wax" in the word "original Chi Laxiang"?* Instead, he asked, "How do you think we should explain it?"
Zang Kejia focused on the problem itself and expressed his views without hesitation. **After listening to it, he greatly appreciated it and expressed his agreement with Zang Kejia's point of view. When discussing the issue of the publication of "Poetry Magazine" with ***, Zang Kejia put forward his own views and expressed his dissatisfaction with the answer of the person in charge of the Ministry of Culture. Asked how many copies he thought should be printed, Zang Kejia suggested 50,000 copies, smiling and following his advice. These exchanges made Zang Kejia feel relaxed and made him admire *** even more. This exchange with *** deeply impressed Zang Kejia, and also made him admire this great leader even more. **The conversation with Zang Kejia resonated with Zang Kejia, **He has unique insights in all aspects, and he is to the point, which makes Zang Kejia deeply admired.
The two talked with great interest, but before they knew it, the time had passed, and they didn't realize until the secretary of *** quietly reminded him that it was not too early. Zang Kejia looked down at his watch and found that it was past five o'clock. Realizing that he could no longer occupy the chairman's time, he got up and took his leave. When he returned home, Zang Ke's heart was excited and difficult to calm down, so he had to vent his emotions with pen and ink, so he wrote a long poem "Being a Guest at ***". * Expressed support for Zang Kejia's poems, and the two began to keep up correspondence. In 1957, after a meeting with ***, Zang Kejia had a deeper understanding of ***, and even thought that *** was his bosom friend. Once the poems were published, many people asked Zang Kejia to write articles to help readers understand and appreciate the poems.
With a rigorous and serious attitude, Zang Kejia interprets the best poems for the world. After the first article was published, readers responded strongly, and everyone liked such articles, but there were also some people who put forward different opinions, which made Zang Kejia more aware of how serious it is to analyze the poems of ***. Zang Kejia wrote a letter to *** to ask for a manuscript, hoping that *** could write more new poems to meet the public's love for poetry. After that, Zang Kejia made an appointment with *** through letters. Zang Kejia made full use of his identity as the editor-in-chief of "Poetry Magazine", which made it very convenient to write letters. The content of the letter is nothing more than an invitation and a poetic exchange. Zang Kejia always wants to make another appointment with *** and publish it in the "Poetry Magazine" for the masses to enjoy.
Despite his busy schedule, Zang Ke's request for a manuscript has always remained in his heart. In his spare time, ** wrote new poems and sent them to Zang Ke's house, expecting him to give his opinion. Zang Kejia understands that *** has always been willing to accept the advice of others, so he boldly put forward his own opinions. Before the publication of "Six Songs", Zang Kejia made many revisions. After reading it, he wrote back and said: "The changes you proposed are very good, and I completely agree. If there's anything else you need to improve, be sure to let me know. The Zang Ke family received *** letters, and the number was too numerous to count. Because he never left a manuscript for his letters, he treasured 6 handwritten letters in his home, which were well preserved.
He even made house rules that did not allow the children to touch the letters, only from afar. Zang Kejia had eagerly awaited to be able to have an in-depth exchange of poetry with *** again. He once expressed this wish: "How I wish to hear Comrade ***'s views on new poetry again!."This wish has always haunted him. Unfortunately, that meeting in 1957 became the only communication between *** and Zang Ke's family. After that, **'s work became more and more busy, and he didn't have time to talk about poetry with Zang Ke's family anymore, but whenever Zang Kejia wrote a letter, ** would always reply and promise to meet again next time.
In 1976, ** died, Zang Kejia was heartbroken, and wrote a poem "Monument in the Heart" with tears in three days: "Wave goodbye with one hand, hold the pen with the other, wisps of tears, wisps of mourning ......."At the memorial service of ***, Zang Ke's family couldn't cry. His thoughts of *** are deeply rooted in his heart, and whenever he recalls the moment when *** talked about poetry with him, tears can't stop pouring out.