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The Tian Yuan poet won the Japanese Prize for his first non-American version of Japanese, Jün Hue (the most authoritative city historian in Japan, Mr. H.). The Tian Yuan poet often uses the most common people in Japanese, and he is free to speak even Gore, who is now not very good at using it and has forgotten it even for the Japanese. The speaker who saved the language is surprisingly fresh, and this plays a big part in his Japanese poetry being acutely friendly with language. To this Japanese
Tian Yuan: Stone's Memory
In 2010, I remembered the second Chinese poet Tien Yuan Güan, who won the 'H' in the name of Japan's leading city literary merchant. The author who has been leading the exchange of Japanese and Chinese poetics using Chinese and Japanese has boldly unearthed a simple and intelligent language in a limited vocabulary, and with a relaxed picture, he dares to describe what modern-day poets of Japan rarely have in their native language. The Chinese poems of the author combine sweet, bitter and silver to make him feel the pure poetry of the word beyond the limits of language with deep taste. The Psalms include ‘ the horse, ’ ‘ the river of dreams, ’ “deep night,”“old house, ’ and ‘ the high places of spring. ’.
Korean title: 돌의 기억
Korean author: 티엔 위안
Korean publisher: 자음과모음
ISBN-13: 9788957075913
Reviews
The Tian Yuan poet won the Japanese Prize for his first non-American version of Japanese, Jün Hue (the most authoritative city historian in Japan, Mr. H.). The Tian Yuan poet often uses the most common people in Japanese, and he is free to speak even Gore, who is now not very good at using it and has forgotten it even for the Japanese. The speaker who saved the language is surprisingly fresh, and this plays a big part in his Japanese poetry being acutely friendly with language. To this Japanese
