Nie Luda's masterpiece and its introduction.

Personal profile:

Pablo Nie Luda is a Chilean poet. Born in Palar City. When I was a teenager, I loved to write poems and started writing under the pen name Nie Luda. At the age of 16, I entered the Chilean Institute of Education in Santiago to study French. In 1928, he joined the diplomatic community as a consul and ambassador abroad.

In p>1945, he was elected as a member of Congress and won the Chilean National Literature Award. In the same year, he joined the Chilean * * * Production Party. Later, due to changes in the domestic political situation, he went into exile abroad. He was elected as a member of the World Peace Council and won the Stalin International Peace Prize. He returned to China in 1952 and served as the chairman of the Chilean Writers Association in 1957. He died in 1973.

Works:

Dusk, Twenty Love Poems and a Despair Song, Dwelling House on Earth, Spain in My Heart, Poetry Collection, Machu Bichu Peak, Woodcutter, Wake Up, Song of Elements, Grape Breeze, and New Elements. With strong feelings and rich imagination, his poems show the course of Latin American people's struggle for independence, democracy and freedom, and are highly ideological and artistic.

Nie Luda was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature in 1971 because "his poems have a natural function and revived the destiny and dreams of a mainland".

His poetry not only inherits the tradition of Spanish national poetry, but also accepts the influence of French modernist poetry such as Baudelaire. It not only absorbs the characteristics of Chilean national poetry, but also finds its most beloved form from Whitman's creation.

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