Push Open the Window: Contemporary Poetry from China, Qingping Wang, Editor

Push Open the Window: Contemporary Poetry from China

Qingping Wang, Editor

Publisher: Copper Canyon Press
PubDate: 8/1/2011
ISBN: 9781556593307
Binding: PAPERBACK
Price: $23.00
Quantity Available: 34
Pages: 450
 

Poetry. East Asia Studies. Bilingual Edition. Translated from the Chinese by Sylvia Li-chun Lin and Howard Goldblatt. Forty-nine of China's finest contemporary poets are represented in this luminous bilingual anthology, produced as part of the National Endowment for the Arts' International Literary Exchanges. Profoundly influenced by the Cultural Revolution, the poets' work reflects the turmoil of that time—from the blunt and sharply focused political work of Bai Hua and Yu Jian to the hermetic images and landscapes of the Misty poets.

Author City: Beijing CHI

Qingping Wang studied at Beijing University from 1983-87 and majored in Chinese Literature. He has been with the People's Republic of China Literature Publishing House since 1987, moving to the position of Editor for Poetry and Fiction in 2002.

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