Pioneer Poetry Archive

Author: Xi Du, edited by Guo Hua
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: This book is an archive of the most vibrant poetry. At the same time, a new page of poetry has begun: poetry that returns to the public eye has regained its sensibility and the charm of colloquial language. One of its stances is that the most avant-garde is the most popular. This book comprehensively records the living conditions of 10 active poets in China's poetic scene after the poetry movement, including their poems, recorded readings, brief biographies, photographs, interviews, and various comments on them and their works, all to present a multi-dimensional and three-dimensional portrayal of the poets' living conditions in our time. This book can be considered a documentary that closely records the lives and writing states of contemporary poets, allowing readers to directly engage with their lives, experience their thoughts and writings, their passions and disillusionments... The book presented to the readers is not only rich in visuals but also harmonious in sound and text; it not only includes poets' insightful remarks on life and writing but also excerpts from various comments on the poets and their works, enabling readers to delve into the details of the poets' lives through visuals, sound, and text, making their words and songs even more touching. This book (with attached CD) comprehensively records the living conditions of 10 avant-garde poets active in China's poetic scene after the poetry movement, allowing readers to understand their lives, feel their writings and thoughts, and experience their passions and disillusionments. This is a multimedia archive established for avant-garde poetry.