1. A group of poets born in the 1960s and emerging in the late 1980s.
2. The third generation poets include Han Dong, Yu Jian, Xu Jingya, Momo, Duoduo, Wan Xia, Yang Li, Li Yawei, Ma Song, Yang Ke, He Xiaozhu, Zhao Ye, Deng Xiang, Xiaoxiao , Wang Mingyun, etc.
3. There are many "schools" in this huge team, represented by "them" in Nanjing, the "Marine Poetry Group" in Shanghai, "Ranghanism", "Feifeiism" and other poetry schools in Sichuan. Famous for his civilian poetry and personal novel writing. Recently, he has made some progress in novel creation and is called a "new generation writer".
4. The initial formulation of "third generation poetry" began in 1982 and came from college students from several universities in Sichuan, including Hu Dong, Zhao Ye and Tang Yaping from Sichuan University, and Southwest Normal University. Liao Xi et al., Wan Xia and Zhu Zhiyong from Nanchong Normal University proposed it in a poetry debate at Southwest Normal University in Beibei, Chongqing in October 1982. At that time, students at Southwest Normal University borrowed Chairman Mao’s famous formulation—imperial capitalism placed its dream of restoration on our third and fourth generations. However, after this concept was proposed, no specific poetry genre or text appeared. It was not until 1983 that the "Chengdu College Students Poetry Federation" was established by Bei Wang (He Jiming), Deng Xiang, and Niu Huang from Chengdu University of Science and Technology, and Zhao Ye, Tang Yaping, Hu Xiaobo and others from Sichuan University, and then edited and published the "No. "Three Generations" poetry anthology, which included Zhao Ye's poem "Random Thoughts", Deng Xiang's "A Man", "Tell a Story!" and other poems had a wide influence, and then became a poetry group that attracted attention after the Mengwu poets. "The Third Generation" is the earliest poetic text of the third generation poets, and it is also a sign that the third generation poets have stood up after the hazy poets.