“诗的正义”是英国17世纪产生的一个批评术语,表示在一部文学作品的结尾依据各类人物的善恶程度给予现世的奖惩。我们认为1980年前苏联故事片《莫斯科不相信眼泪》中的情节就体现了这样一种“诗的正义”的理念。 “Justice in Poetry ” is a critical term produced in the 17th century in the United Kingdom, which states that at the end of a literary work, rewards and punishments are granted to the world based on the good and evil of all kinds of people. We think the plot in the Soviet epic film “Moscow Do not Believe in Tears” before 1980 reflects such a concept of “justice in poetry.”