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Dai Wangshu: Rain Lane

author:Burrow Hongru Bai Ding

Introduction: "Rain Lane" is Dai Wangshu's masterpiece, and he has also won the title of "Rain Lane Poet". The poem is also the most successful example of the most successful use of suggestive lyricism in Chinese modernist poetry. The poem uses an elusive feeling, a fluctuating inner state, and a vague and hazy image to express the loneliness, lost feelings and empty melancholy emotions of his vain pursuit of lilac-like beautiful ideals.

Dai Wangshu's poems generally do not directly express reality and show the chaotic social life, but through emotions full of tragic colors, trepidation and unfulfilled ideals, they reveal the dark and ugly social reality that is absolutely incompatible with the poet. His poems are shrouded in despair and disillusionment, helplessness, boredom and loneliness about life.

Dai Wangshu was not only deeply influenced by the French symbolist poetic style, but also inherited the artistic style of China's old poetry, especially the late Tang poetry, and many of the images of his lyric poems, such as the lonely wanderer, the fence, and the cold wind, are the usual images of ancient Chinese poetry. They were combined with the symbolism of the 20th century to produce new meanings and effects.

Dai Wangshu: Rain Lane

Holding an oil-paper umbrella, alone

It seems to be long, long

And lonely rain alley,

I hope to meet

A lilac like

A girl with a grudge.

Dai Wangshu: Rain Lane

She is there

Clove-like color,

The fragrance of cloves,

Lilac-like sorrow,

Weeping in the rain,

Mourning and wandering;

She wandered in this lonely rain alley.

Dai Wangshu: Rain Lane

Hold up an oil-paper umbrella

Like me, like me

Silently,

Cold, poignant, and sad.

She approached silently

Approached and threw again

Too breathy general vision,

Dai Wangshu: Rain Lane

She floated by

Like a dream

It was as miserable and confused as a dream.

It's like floating through a dream

A lilac,

I floated by this girl;

She was silently far away, far away,

To the decadent fence,

Walk through this rainy alley.

Dai Wangshu: Rain Lane

In the lament of the rain,

Faded her color,

Scatter her fragrance,

Dissipated, even hers

Too much of a breath of sight,

Lilac-like melancholy.

Dai Wangshu: Rain Lane

Lonely rain alley

I hope to float by

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