(From The Paris Review. Link to the complete article given below) In 1979, Guy Davenport’s second book of “stories” appeared:...
Chinese poetry
..... the Chinese language—with all its dialects, creoles, sister languages, and God knows what all—has changed a great deal in...
By Wen Zongduo/Li Wenfang Many Chinese poets say that this year will be special for them, a view echoed by...
By Xing Yi While Zhao Lihong is defined by his prose in China, the writer says poetry is what drives...
Debates over the necessity of educating Chinese youth in ancient poetry and prose are never-ending. Some question whether reading these...
A database of Chinese poems and classics of literature will soon be open to viewers at home and abroad. The...
From the University of Washington Post Blog There’s a famous Chinese saying that “the misery of the state leads to...
Nick Admussen on the poetry of Liu Xiaobo, 2010 winner of the Nobel Peace Prize: The Boston Review Xiaobo’s poems to his...
Singaporean poet Desmond Kon Zhicheng-Mingdé interviews Fiona Sze-Lorrain on Bai Hua’s Wind Says There’s something alluring about reading poetry in...
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