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Literature
Overthrow the Shameless Poetry
Poetry needs bards who sing for it sincerely Poetry needs warriors who fight and dedicate their lives to it Wang…
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I Would Rather Watch the Rain
Regretfully, this photo taken of the rain Only captures the things washed by rain: Runway, benches, street lamps, surveillance cameras.…
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Walks – Poetry from China
Walking sets my fancy free The sky fades to a pale blue hue The air’s frail skeleton cracks in view…
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Love Fated at the Potala Palace
At last, I stand before thee Like a young butterfly fresh from its cocoon Rejoicing, my eyes glinting with starlight…
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Education
Academic Power Shift: China Outpaces US, UK
China Surpasses the USA and UK in University Education and Research For countries like Pakistan, where higher education systems are…
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Literature
Year of the Departed – Chinese Poetry
This year, too many things left us without even a farewell, snow drifted from the sky, falling between us. In…
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Literature
Grey Tiles – Poetry from China
These grey tiles were always damp, even on sunny days Tearful, “there are crueler things than wind and rain” Gong…
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The Dragon Boat Festival
Today the river’s tide surges up Overflowing every knotted cord that once held Gu Yaodong, was born in Xingren Town,…
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Metal Heart – A Poem from China
A heart Not too fervent Beats within the chest of steel. Zhang Zhi is a prominent contemporary Chinese poet Poet…
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If the Wind Blows from Above
If the wind blows from above A single umbrella wards off the cold Wang Dakuai is a poet from Shenzhen…
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