The woman reporting the incident

Author: Zhang Ming
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Publish Date: 2003-02-01
Features: In the history of Chinese modern poetry, it is rare to find a poem of such length that expresses the author's inner feelings and sentiments so vividly, yet manages to evoke the readers' emotions to the extent that their hearts sway with the rhythm of the verses. "Towards the Sun" inspires its contemporaries with its fervent passion and unwavering dedication to the pursuit of life, and its artistic vitality will undoubtedly be passed down through generations with abundant youth and enthusiasm. Peng Yanjiao's "The World at the Dawn of Chaos" presents a unique text. It could be aptly described as a "prose poem." Anyone who carefully reads this text and truly delves into its profound implications, regardless of their level of identification with "language," will undoubtedly experience a genuine poetic encounter in terms of "temperament" and sensitivity. The poet's thoughts—such as "ranging across the eight directions," "connecting with millennia," and "seeing across thousands of miles"—transcend the realm of ordinary and imagination.