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menglongshi

Chinese poetry
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  • Bei Dao

    …one of the originators of menglongshi (“misty poetry” or “shadows poetry”), which uses metaphor and cryptic language to express beauty and yearnings for freedom, while avoiding direct discussions of contemporary political and social issues. In 1978 he created, with some fellow poets, Jintian (“Today”), the first nonofficial literary magazine in…

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    …one of the originators of menglongshi (“misty poetry” or “shadows poetry”), which uses metaphor and cryptic language to express beauty and yearnings for freedom, while avoiding direct discussions of contemporary political and social issues. In 1978 he created, with some fellow poets, Jintian (“Today”), the first nonofficial literary magazine in…

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