The Coincidence Of Yecenin’s Poetry And The Orthodox Eastern Church’s Culture

A.C.ECEHH (1895-1925) is one of Russia’s most influential poets in the20th century and also the founder of the Soviet Union’s poetry. He created a lot of poems depicting the Russian nature. The content of his poetry is full of great love to the nature and the spirit of mothers’love to children, and his application of image is filled with some religious sacred objects, such as pigeons and churches, which coincides with the Orthodox Eastern Church’s culture. Since the1920s Yecenin’s poetry was introduced to China and was received attention from the academic; most of the articles are poetry appreciation and focus on image while few articles on the study of the coincidence of Yecenin’s poetry and the Orthodox Eastern Church’s culture. This paper analyzes Yecenin’s spiritual world from poetry connotation and imagery forms of expression in order to to provide the possibility of another dimension for Yecenin’s Poetry. The signification of the paper is to compensate for the lack of the research of Yecenin in religious studies.Based on Yecenin’s creative poetry text, the paper demonstrates the coincidence of Yecenin’s poetry and the Orthodox Eastern Church’s culture by systematic analysis and overall control of the thoughts and feelings in the connotation of his poems in the context of his existence and creation. First, it introduces the religious background of Yecenin’s life and the origin his family environment and the Orthodox Eastern Church, and also demonstrates the historical inevitability of the coincidence of Yecenin’s poetry and the Orthodox Eastern Church’s culture. Second, it reveals the Orthodox Eastern Church’s culture conveyed in Yecenin’s poetry through love to all things and to mothers. Third, it also demonstrates religious allusions from Image expression form of Yecenin’s poetry and reveals the coincidence of Image expression form and religious allusions.