Wang Qi
Wang Qi
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Wang Qi, also known as Jinjun, was born in Xingshi Township, Hengyang County, Hunan Province in 1901. In the winter of 1923, Wang Qi went to Guangzhou to study in the Military Academy of the Ministry of military affairs. In November 1924, he was incorporated into the first phase of Huangpu Military Academy and enrolled in the sixth team. After graduation, he served as the company commander of the Sixth Army of the National Revolutionary Army. He took part in the first and second Eastern expeditions, pacified the rebellion of the Yunnan Guangxi warlords and the northern expedition. Later, he served as the commander and deputy commander of the 22nd division.
Poets of the Northern Song Dynasty
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According to the records in the notes of yuyinconghua in Tiaoxi, Wang Qi, a poet of the Northern Song Dynasty, wrote a poem "chanting bamboo". He thought it was "the best work in his life", so he went to consult Su Dongpo in the hope of being appreciated. Su Dongpo looked at it and said with a smile: Although the poem is good, it is not resistant to scrutiny. And take his poem "leaves save a thousand swords, stems towering ten thousand guns" as an example, point out: "a thousand leaves", "ten thousand poles", is not a total of ten poles a leaf? Who has ever seen such bamboo? Then he burst out laughing.
Dongpo laughs at Wang Qi mainly because of the "distortion" of his poems, which is unbelievable. It's true that the scenery is distorted. It's hard to move people with emotion. Wang Guowei said: "the real word is the bone of the word, the feeling is true, the scenery is true, and the work must be good..." This is a good saying. If a man has no bones, he will be paralyzed; if a man has no bones, he will be difficult to write. If you are a layman, you can be a layman. Therefore, when we write poems and compositions, we must make more efforts on the word "truth". However, if you want to write "true" articles, you must be a conscientious person in life, experience more, observe carefully, think well and record frequently. This is the premise of writing good articles with "true feelings".
Some people may say that writing poetry allows bold exaggeration. Why can't Wang Qi write like this? It is true that poetry allows bold exaggeration, but everything in the world has its "degree", so does exaggeration. Exaggeration in poetry must be based on reality, otherwise, it will be close to "Crazy". As Lu Xun said, "Yanshan snowflakes are as big as mats" is believable, but "Guangzhou snowflakes are as big as mats" is not believable. In addition, "a good flower must be lined with green leaves", the "whirling" of bamboo leaves is beautiful, and "thousands of poles and thousands of leaves" makes people feel "bald". It's really bad for the scenery. This shows that exaggeration and inaccuracy are not beautiful in art.
The story of Su Shi laughing at Wang Qi enlightens us: truth is the life of poetry.
Kuomintang army
In 1928, Wang Qi was wounded in the battle of Hushan in the Northern Expedition and left the army. In December of the same year, he was recommended to the ninth regular class of the Army University for further study. He graduated in the winter of 1931 and was assigned to be the colonel and section chief of the planning and combat section of the combat division of the Ministry of military affairs. In February 1938, Wang Qi was appointed director of the sixth supplementary training division of the army and was awarded the rank of major general by Jin. At that time, the troops were stationed in Yunyang area of Hubei Province. Because of the remote location and traffic jam in Yunyang area, the food and clothing could not be transported in time. It was a cold winter and the soldiers were on the verge of starvation and cold. His superior falsely accused him of withholding military pay and freezing to death. He was removed from his post and sent to the supreme military law department of Chongqing for pending trial. After several months of detention, he was finally acquitted because of insufficient evidence, and was transferred to the education director of Chengdu Central Army Academy. Wang Qi was forced to go home for treatment due to excessive grief and anger and typhoid fever in the detention center. On April 5, 1941, Wang Qi died of illness at the age of 40.
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