Gu Cheng (1956- 1993), male, originally from Shanghai, was born in a poet's home in Beijing on September 24th, 1956. He is an important representative of China's misty poetry school, and is known as a contemporary "Romantic" poet. Gu Cheng has high attainments in new poetry, old-style poetry and fable poetry. The phrase "The night gave me black eyes/I used them to look for light" of his generation became a classic sentence in China's new poems.
Gu Cheng/Kloc-started his writing career at the age of 0/7, contributing to various newspapers and magazines. 1987 began to travel to Europe for cultural exchange. 1988 lived in seclusion in Rapids Island, New Zealand, and lived a self-sufficient life. 1993, 10 year10.8, he killed his wife Xie Ye with an axe and hanged himself under a big tree. Xie Ye died later.
You and me:
Gu Cheng
You should be a dream.
I should be a gust of wind.
Dream, wake up, everything is nothing. When the wind blows, everything is gone. Our story is not bizarre but tortuous, not vigorous but also thrilling. Although time flies, the throb of youth is like Wan Li's flowing clouds, which never stops. We no longer have pure childlike innocence, but are all mixed with a little sophistication. Walking around, I can't find the way to come, I can only sincerely pray that you and I are each other's destination. ...
Like a gust of wind, I never miss a scenery, just look forward, with a fearless and wandering. Or maybe I'm just a snail trying to crawl, humble and serious, active and cowardly. As usual, I didn't leave for work until noon. Pass by a jewelry store on the corner and stop to admire its exquisiteness and pink. Just as I turned to leave, a landscape stopped me again. The scenery is full of mystery but familiar, full of temptation but dangerous. The reunion after many years turned out to be a one-man show ... but this scene is so familiar, so familiar. It suddenly occurred to me that you and I met for the first time, right? My dream.
You are a dream to me, I can't touch it; I am a gust of wind to you, blowing away;