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诗歌 海子的一首诗（A poem of Haizi） A poem by Haizi, Wang Zhaohua, appreciation of masterpieces and appreciation of literature, the second issue of 2009, 3220 words: small, medium and large Not long ago, in the January 2007 issue of the bookstore on reading Zhang Xinyings article Haiti a poem and a decision, and cause I want to talk about the verse idea, so Zhang Xinying decided the Haizi facing the sea, spring a poem, talk about their feelings. This article of Zhang Xinying is related to the cause of the writing, and this article will also cover it in the talk. From tomorrow on, I will be a happy man Grooming, chopping, and travel around the world From tomorrow on, I will care foodstuff and vegetables I have a house, facing the sea, with spring flowers blossoming From tomorrow on, I will communicate with each of my relatives Tell them my happiness What the lightening of happiness has told me Ill tell everyone Give a warm name to every river and every mountain Strangers, I bless you too May you have a brilliant future Wish you are in love May you enjoy happiness in this earthly world I only wish to face the sea, with spring flowers blossoming Since it was chosen as a high school Chinese textbook, the poem entitled facing the sea and the spring flowers became the most famous poem in Hai Zis poetry. However, for this widely circulated poem, people still lack the proper understanding. Popularity does not always mean being understood or accepted. In fact, sometimes, the less understood, the more popular. It should be said that this is not a difficult poem in Haizis poetry. Literally, the poem is particularly simple and clear and seems to express only the poets longing and love for this life. This is also true of the average persons understanding of the poem. It was, however, a sad poem, a poem full of contradictions and ironies. It contained rich and complex thoughts and feelings in seemingly simple words. From tomorrow on, to be a happy man, the poem begins with a very level wo