Birds' Way

Author: Zheng Danyi, Jiang Hao, Jiang Tao, etc.
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Publish Date: 2005-11-01
Features: This book is part of the "Duluo Poetry Series" and is a collection of Jiang Tao's poems, scattered across different times and places, serving as direct witnesses to the author's writing and life. His verses are interconnected, with words tightly interwoven, featuring outstanding metaphors, abrupt transitions, and complex, multi-faceted imagery, showcasing writing that is both tension-filled and challenging. Through simple yet philosophical language, he narrates the wisdom and experiences of life, allowing readers to absorb rich "nutrients" while reading, benefiting them for a lifetime. It also accomplishes a fable: to raise an imaginary bird with words, letting it fly out from the chaos of experience, which carries profound meaning. The name "Bird Manual" is borrowed from the title of a printed poetry collection two years ago, taken from a short poem with the same name in the collection. This name might easily lead to misunderstandings, making it seem like a guide on how to "raise birds," similar to "Horse Manual" or "Dog Manual." This book is part of the "Duluo Poetry Series" and collects Jiang Tao's poetic explorations, using simple yet philosophical language to narrate the wisdom and experiences of life, allowing readers to absorb rich "nutrients" while reading, benefiting them for a lifetime.