我的信念就是坚持

胡敏是阜阳市委原老干部局活动中心副主任,2006年8月退休。多年来,她一直积极地组织社会广大群众尤其足中老年朋友开展各种型式的体育健身活动,并不断地向区、县、乡镇社区拓展,对阜阳市群众体育活动的蓬勃发展做出了积极的贡献。     

文革与食指的诗歌

食指的诗对文革以后朦胧诗的诞生与形成起到决定性的影响。考察食指的诗，可以探究红卫兵的悲剧命运。诗人郭路生无法战胜文革的重压，自我分裂或许为他带来了不足为他人道的自由，但是文革之后，更多的红卫兵一代或成为潜在的分裂症患者，或成为社会的中坚力量。诗人选用“食指”作为笔名来表达自己的抵抗与嘲笑，具有与众不同的意味：中国的诗人在创作中或日常生活中，总会受到无形的压制，但是无论别人如何在背后指指点点，说三道四，人格健全的诗人也不会受到任何伤害。     

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