Liu Zhanqiu (1935-February 20th, 2023) was born in Wuhu, Anhui. Contemporary famous poet, translator and critic, former deputy editor-in-chief of Poetry magazine. There are 22 kinds of poems, such as Joy of Life, Untitled Lyrics, People, Love and Scenery, Prose Poems, Remote Guitar, Essays and Melody of Lyrics. Some works have been translated into English, French, Japanese, German, Italian, Russian, Spanish, Korean, Yugoslav, Bulgarian and other foreign languages.
Translated Selected Lyrics of Pushkin and Selected Lyrics of Ye Saining, and edited China Dictionary of Poetics, Treasures of Russian Literary Masterpieces, Collected Works of Tagore, Chekhov's Novels, PTV Love Romans, etc. In March, Taohuashui entered the second lesson of Unit 2, Grade Four, Primary School Chinese in the new century.
Liu Zhanqiu's works recommendation
Rain in the four seasons:
I like rain, no matter what season it is, I like it. The image and memory she gave me will always be beautiful.
In spring, the leaves in Huang Qing began to shine, and the buds swayed gently in the wind, as if covered with a layer of yellow in winter. However, as long as it is rain after a spring rain, the color and expression are unimaginable. Every tree seems to open its bright eyes, the arms of the branches suddenly become soft, and the budding leaves simply fluctuate with a layer of green waves.
The drops of water on the bud are more charming than the tears of a girl. There always seems to be a transparent silk curtain hanging in mid-air, which affects the color prism of the sun. At this time, the whole earth is beautiful. The grass turns like a resurrected earthworm, making a rustling sound that can only be heard in spring. Breathing becomes carefree, and there are countless sweet fruits in the air, tempting the nose and lips. Really, only this rain has completely driven away winter and changed the world.