The Nuclear Explosion opens a bold poetic series that brings together selected voices from the three major poetry movements shaping the world today: the World Poetry Movement, the Beijing Postmodernism Poetry Movement, and the Great Poetry Movement. Conceived as a space of convergence rather than confrontation, this series presents poetry as a dynamic force capable of capturing the shocks, hopes, and transformations of contemporary humanity. By placing these movements side by side, the publication affirms that despite differences in language, aesthetics, and cultural roots, world poetry shares a common urgency: to respond to the moral, existential, and imaginative challenges of our time through the power of the word. Prepare for THE SILK ROAD TODAY BY CAO SHUI
Wen Haoran
Wen Haoran is a renowned contemporary Chinese writer and founder of the Postmodern Classical Literary Movement. She was called “Female Literary Master” and “Tianjin Little Dragon Girl”. She has studied successively at Tianjin University and Beijing Normal University, and is a doctoral student at the School of History of Beijing Normal University. She has published novels such as “The Sun is Square”, “The Bridal Villa”, “Phoenix Singing Terrace”, “Flower Soul and Bird Soul”, “Prajna Fragrance”, as well as a large number of essays and poems. She wrote the long poem ‘Divine Commandments’. The continuation of “Dream of the Red Chamber” in chapters 81-100 has been praised by authoritative scholars in the field of Redology as “the best continuation of” Dream of the Red Chamber “in the history of over 200 years. Formerly served as the editor in chief of World Literature. One of the founder of the Beijing Postmodernism Poetry Movement.
Wonderful Jade of the Twelve Beauties in the Dream of the Red Chamber
By Wen Haoran
You, on the Mysterious Tomb Mountain
You, at the Dragon Fragrance Temple
You, in the Grand View Garden
You, at the Forbidden Green Nunnery
You are collecting snow on plum blossoms
You are waiting for an adventure
You came with the spiritual light from the other world
You come from existence and reflection
There are red plums outside your window
Your pen has smoke and clouds under it
That catastrophic snowstorm is coming soon
You’re like torn petals of a red plum blossom
Instantly involved
Rapids, swept into eddies
In that vortex, it trembled for a long time, for a long time
A song from the depths of your soul has drifted in:
The endless mortal world, even if it’s just for one person
The Nuclear Explosion opens a bold poetic series that brings together selected voices from the three major poetry movements shaping the world today: the World Poetry Movement, the Beijing Postmodernism Poetry Movement, and the Great Poetry Movement. Conceived as a space of convergence rather than confrontation, this series presents poetry as a dynamic force capable of capturing the shocks, hopes, and transformations of contemporary humanity. By placing these movements side by side, the publication affirms that despite differences in language, aesthetics, and cultural roots, world poetry shares a common urgency: to respond to the moral, existential, and imaginative challenges of our time through the power of the word. Prepare for THE SILK ROAD TODAY BY CAO SHUI
The Nuclear Explosion opens a bold poetic series that brings together selected voices from the three major poetry movements shaping the world today: the World Poetry Movement, the Beijing Postmodernism Poetry Movement, and the Great Poetry Movement. Conceived as a space of convergence rather than confrontation, this series presents poetry as a dynamic force capable of capturing the shocks, hopes, and transformations of contemporary humanity. By placing these movements side by side, the publication affirms that despite differences in language, aesthetics, and cultural roots, world poetry shares a common urgency: to respond to the moral, existential, and imaginative challenges of our time through the power of the word. Prepare for THE SILK ROAD TODAY BY CAO SHUI
