Selected Prose Poems of China in 2002

Author: Wang Jianbing
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Publish Date: 2003-03-01
Features: Any genre is constantly evolving and developing. There are numerous annual anthologies of essays and poetry available today, but anthologies of prose poems are scarce. Compiling this anthology, Selected Prose Poems of China in 2002, was primarily driven by a desire not to abandon the genre of prose poetry. Moreover, it is a category that deserves attention, and the idea of contributing to its recognition and development fills me with joy. The essays in this book include "Happy Sunshine," "In the Vast Expanse of Imagination," "Trees · Walking and Departing," "Ejin: Eyewitness Account," "Warm Hands and Feet," "The Great River Flows Through the Village," "Hearing the Cuckoo Again," "Love's Mistake," "Thoughts," "Expression," "Spring Flowers in Southern Shaanxi," "A Thousand Years of Waiting," "Bloodline," and "Horse Head Song."

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