Ye Chun, whose real name is Wu Jinlin, was born in 196 1, Manchu. 1978 started writing poetry novels, 1987 went to study in Japan. Poetry advocates aestheticism. Representative works include the novel Sake Drop and the collection of poems Sincere February, which have been translated into various foreign languages. Calligraphy works are collected by many museums. There is a Bandari music album with the same name.
Chinese name: Wu Jinlin
Alias: Haruno
Nationality: Manchu
Date of birth: 196 1 year.
Occupation: poet, writer, painter.
Representative works: The novel Sake Drop.
biography
Wu was born in 196 1, Manchu. Poet, writer, professional calligrapher and painter. He used to be the editor and special correspondent of Literature Weekly. Poets learn from Ai Qing and Wang Xindi, and calligraphers learn from many famous artists. He began to learn calligraphy at the age of six. In his youth, he published poems, essays, novels and literary comments in many newspapers and periodicals in China. 1978 started writing poetry novels, 1987 went to study in Japan. Poetry advocates aestheticism. Representative works include the novel Sake Drop and the collection of poems Sincere February, which have been translated into various foreign languages. Calligraphy works are collected by many museums. Won a variety of domestic literary awards.
Artistic proposition
When I persistently pursue the aesthetic benefits of poetry, where are the images, numbers and melodies of poetry? Pascal, English poetess. Patty told me: "When you pay more attention to the aesthetic moment of poetry, your question should have a good answer." Maybe what she said is right, but I need to find the eyes of poetry in the oriental culture tower. (Quoted from Thirty Shanghai Poets published by Shanghai Literature and Art Publishing House)
representative works
Local love birds
Flowers in the distance in the door
Half the fun.
Tired station
Night museum
Christmas quota
Doomsday beat
Old Berg's way
The danger zone of diary
prisoner
The smell of overlooking the street (group poem)