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This study aims to establish the status of national poetry at the end of Japanese imperialism focused on the poetry of Korean-Chinese poet Shim Ryun Soo in China. It is because Shim Ryun Soo's poetic works, found in Yanbian, China in 2000, offer the opportunity to aggrandize the area of national poetry by one stage, which has been centralized in extremely minority poets such as Yi Yuk Sa and Yoon Dong Joo during that time. Therefore, this thesis has examined nationalistic consciousness and that of the times in his poetry focused on Shim Ryun Soo's written from 1940 to 1943. Early poetry written at about 1940, based on poet's individual experiences, represent concrete realities of tragic life imposed upon nation; during his stay in Japan as a student, from 1941 to 1943, his poetry represent penetrating nationalistic consciousness and the spirit of resistance on real undergo that he had to suffer as a young poet of the colonized country in hostile nation Japan. The poetry, especially, including intensive image and symbol of solitude and death, self-reflection through self-discipling and autosuggestion, insight into people's reality, and prophetic prospect for future, is concluded as what furnishes a new prospect for national poetry at the end of Japanese imperialism. In this respect, excavation of Shim Ryun Soo's means new extending destitute dimension of national poetic history at the end of Japanese imperialism, besides expected more diverse and analytic research on his poetry and life.