Poetry from Beijing
Anthony TaoPoetry, Beijing, China, Life
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 108 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 15 days ago |
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I started this poem in May, wanting to write about the disruption Trump’s visit caused everyday people in Beijing, but I kept getting stuck. I suppose I needed the voice of a person who’s always at ground level, such as a courier, someone m...
Wang Jibing's "People Who Rush Time," translated
Wang Jibing, dubbed China’s “takeout poet,” recently won the prestigious Lu Xun Literary Prize for his poetry collection Low Flight, which is his third published collection. The 57-year-old apparently has written more than 6,000 poems while...
Enforcement
My social media feed is full of videos of scooterists in Beijing dodging police checkpoints, trying to avoid fines amid new helmet and single-rider regulations. On one hand, it’s not terrible that people are being forced to take safety prec...
Summer 2020 (music video)
A steady rain is falling today, which makes it an appropriate occasion to post this poem from the latest Poetry x Music album. The music video is by Nina Dillenz, who has done so much amazing work with us in the past.
“Summer 2020” was wri...
Magnolia Wine
Magnolia Wine
The restaurant Starmer dined at is now
too popular, the cheese plate smaller.
Now’s no time to begrudge anyone their success,
though we’re sitting at a new place,
a Guizhou-inspired bistro. Always something new,...
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