?,qr, Uf , ?3 rsAo LUAN guAcn rAN NcuvEN THANH TAM,', i : quirchTin li cia phong trdo Tho moi t 932-1945 Trong Tho moi tii ph6, loei tru Tho c[ thi Qu6ch T6n lim tho c[ (mang sic th6i-tho Duong - Ti5ng); khip noi'c6ch tin, luin bin, tling irii Tho moi thi 6ng linglE gin Mfi in l6ng s6ngtong Mia c6 drAn M?c dt vay, Quich Tan van nhan tluo c sg chir j'cta thi gioi vd c6c nhi ph6 binh tlucmg thoi' trd m$t hien tuqng thi ca thf vi Bii vi6t dit c6c cht di6m nhu: quan niQm vE ch6t tho, quan niQm vd vigc ldm tirs, tyu nghQ thuit cria Qu6ch TAn, thinh tgu nghi€n c(ru vd qu6ctr t6n, d6 ttmg bu6c minh tlinh vi tri, vai trd vri d6u v6t hiQn dien d[c biet d6 cta thi si Tdm mQt Tt hhda: QuLchTin,Tho tlc gie kh6 d[c ms1 M|t biCt tiim tdng, Mia ci| ttidn, quan niQm tho AbstraA: eu1chTin is a rather special author of the New Poetry movement from 1932 to 1945 While New Poetry destroys and excludes old poetry, Qurich T6n writes old poetry (with the nuance of Tang-Song poetry); while his contemporaries discussed, iy:y"J"! an{ nu}lis\ea \el, Poetrv, he quietly kept A Hearl (MQt t6m ldng) inclassic season (Mta c6