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Paperback. Condition: New. Youth, ideals, and life of the "sent-down" (rusticated) youth during the cultural revolution.Journal of the Cultural Revolution is a collection of poems depicting the lives of educated youth during the cultural revolution. The author uses poetry to reminisce about many friends and memorable experiences during their time as educated youth, reflecting how the era influenced individual destinies. The language is poetic and with bursts of unexpected insights with strong emotions and rhythms. At once a work of narrative lyricism and an act of personal courage, this memoir in verse documents the human cost of a period of political turmoil in China's recent past.The "Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution" marked a critical passage on China's road to modernity, as momentous for the world as it was for one boy caught up in its throes. In poetry that juxtaposes the political and the personal, the social and the individual, Luo Ying depicts a time when ultra-leftist mass movements and factional struggles penetrated the deepest level of private daily life. In bleak yet vivid portraits he reveals how the period indelibly marred him. "I am a red guard just as I always was," he writes.Giving voice to the inner life of a man haunted by his experiences, Journal of the Cultural Revolution bears witness to a traumatic time when ideology threatened to crush individuality. Luo Ying's poetry stands as eloquent testimony to the power of the individual voice to endure in the face of dire social and historical circumstances.…

Paperback. Condition: New. In poems that echo those of his classic ancestors Luo Ying captures the natural world.Luo Ying is best-known for poems that give voice to his experiences during the Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) when he was one of the "sent-down youth." The poems in Water Sprite show us that despite his experiences during those years, his individual voice was not crushed beneath the weight of ideology. In poems that harkens back to the observations in classical Chinese poetry, Ying focuses on small and often unobserved aspects of the natural world.  His words paint delicate pictures of a world, and a psyche, that remained intact-though not untouched-through turmoil and chaos.…

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Youth, ideals, and life of the "sent-down" (rusticated) youth during the cultural revolution.Journal of the Cultural RevolutionAt once a work of narrative lyricism and an act of personal courage, this memoir in verse documents the human cost of a period of political turmoil in China's recent past.The "Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution" marked a critical passage on China's road to modernity, as momentous for the world as it was for one boy caught up in its throes. In poetry that juxtaposes the political and the personal, the social and the individual, Luo Ying depicts a time when ultra-leftist mass movements and factional struggles penetrated the deepest level of private daily life. In bleak yet vivid portraits he reveals how the period indelibly marred him. "I am a red guard just as I always was," he writes.Giving voice to the inner life of a man haunted by his experiences, Journal of the Cultural Revolution bears witness to a traumatic time when ideology threatened to crush individuality. Luo Ying's poetry stands as eloquent testimony to the power of the individual voice to endure in the face of dire social and historical circumstances. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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paperback. Condition: Very Good in Wrappers. No Jacket. First Edition. Norman. 2015. November 2015. University of Oklahoma Press. 1st American Edition. Very Good in Wrappers. 9780806149172. Translated by Denis Mair. 6 × 9. 128 pages. paperback. keywords: Asia China Literature Poetry World Literature. DESCRIPTION - At once a work of narrative lyricism and an act of personal courage, this memoir in verse documents the human cost of a period of political turmoil in China's recent past. Luo Ying - the pen name of Huang Nubo, a celebrated poet, Forbes billionaire, and mountain climber - draws readers into the depths of the Cultural Revolution (19661976) by rendering its defining moments in his life with devastating precision and clarity. The narrative poems that make up Memories of the Cultural Revolution combine the ardor of youthful experience with the cooler insight of mature reflection, offering a nuanced picture of life in the midst of historic change. The 'Great Proletarian Cultural Revolution' marked a critical passage on China's road to modernity, as momentous for the world as it was for one boy caught up in its throes. In poetry that juxtaposes the political and the personal, the social and the individual, Luo Ying depicts a time when ultra-leftist mass movements and factional struggles penetrated the deepest level of private daily life. In bleak yet vivid portraits of his mother, father, classmates, and coworkers, he reveals how the period indelibly marred him. 'I am a red guard just as I always was,' he writes. Giving voice to the inner life of a man haunted by his experiences, Memories of the Cultural Revolution bears witness to a traumatic time when ideology threatened to crush individuality. Luo Ying's poetry stands as eloquent testimony to the power of the individual voice to endure in the face of dire social and historical circumstances. inventory #42488.…

Soft cover. Condition: New. Chinese civilization, with a long, shining and vibrant history, has been part of the ancient oriental civilization. At the core of Chinese civilization are the spirit of traditional Chinese philosophy and Chinese characters. Having helped bind together the civilization, they have both benefited from and contributed to the formation of a unified multi-ethnic nation. Chinese culture, documented in Chinese characters, had long played a unique, leading role in the history of ancient civilizations. For thousands of years, as an important part of human civilization, it has striven for self-improvement by discarding obsolete and embracing fresh elements. Students around the world come to China to learn not only Chinese characters, but Chinese culture and arts as well, and in so doing expand the influence of Chinese civilization in the world. …

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Paperback. Condition: New. Even at high-altitude acclimatization camps, he did not stop writing poems in his 7+2 Mountain Climber's Diary. He climbed and trekked to the most pristine vantage points on earth, from which he contemplated his life in the 21st century. He carried his poetic sensibility to the peaks.…