Look up and see the North Star

Author: Chun Shu
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features:
The More Strong I Am, The More Fragile I Am (Preface)
Nostalgic Winter Nights
A Mess
Fresh Yellow Shirt
No Title
Unremitting Youth / The Eternal Lover
Sunlight Doesn’t Only Shine on Childhood
Strangers by the Sea
Weekend Dusk and Dawn
On the Road
Children on the Rooftop
Shanghai Like Tsinghua
New Spring, New Chun Shu
Joy
Have I Ever Truly Been Young?
Towards Those Flowers, Because I Fear Loneliness
I Don’t Know Which Path Leads Where, Its Shape Is
Reading Poetry Is Like Watching American Blockbusters, Both Are Entertainment
Who Can Give You a Philosophical Life
Pain Isn’t an Example of an Event
About the Post-80s, What Else Can I Say?
There’s Always a Feeling That Makes Us Act Impulsively
Am I Easy? I—Don’t Know What to Name This Writing for the Midway Festival
About Poetry
My Post-80s and 19-Year-Old Summer
My Post-80s and 19-Year-Old Summer
About Beer and Cigarettes
About Houtai Lake
About Beijing
Love Masters Talk About Love
Blame You for Being So Rebellious
Crying Eyes Ask the Flowers, Which Don’t Speak
A Strange Encounter
Rain Outside the Window
Newly Dead
Chun Shu in Two Worlds—An Interview with Chun Shu
Part of the Text: Chun Shu (Second Part) The Material Chun Shu (Third Part) The Artistic Life of Chun Shu