"Facing the sea, spring flowers are blooming"

Poetry author: Haizi

From tomorrow on, be a happy person

Feeding horses, chopping firewood, traveling around the world

Starting from tomorrow, caring about food and vegetables

I have a house facing the sea, with spring flowers blooming

Starting from tomorrow Start and communicate with every relative

Tell them my happiness

That happy lightning told me

I will tell everyone

Give every river and every mountain a warm name

Stranger, I also wish you well

May you have a brilliant future

May your lover eventually get married

May you be happy in this world

I just want to face the sea and have spring flowers bloom

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"Facing the Sea, Spring Blossoms" is a lyric poem written by Haizi in 1989.

The poem has three stanzas. The first stanza expresses the poet's yearning for a simple, simple and free realm of life, and his spirit of exploration of "eternity" and the unknown world. The second section describes the poet's uncontrollable joy after finding happiness. The third section writes about the poet’s blessings to the world.

The poet combines direct expression of his thoughts with hints and symbolic techniques, making the whole poem clear and profound, bright and implicit, hearty and solemn, rich, expressing the poet's yearning for happiness but loneliness and desolation feeling.

About the author:

Haizi (1964-1989), formerly known as Zha Haisheng, was born in Chawan Village, Haizi Town, Gaohe, Huaining County, Anhui Province. He is a contemporary young poet. Haizi grew up in the countryside. He was admitted to the Law Department of Peking University in 1979 when he was 15 years old. He began to write poetry while in college in 1982. After graduating from Peking University in 1983, he was assigned to work in the Philosophy Teaching and Research Section of China University of Political Science and Law in Beijing. He was born in Shanhaiguan on March 26, 1989. He committed suicide by lying on a train nearby. He was only 25 years old.

In the poet's life, from "Asian Copper" in 1984 to his last poem "Spring, Ten Haizi" on March 14, 1989, Haizi created nearly 2 million words of poems and poems. plays, novels, essays and notes. The more famous ones include "Asian Copper", "Wheat Field", "Dreams as Horses", "Poems of Night - Dedicated to the Daughter of Night", etc.