The Misty Poets: An introduction

Reblogged from Seeing Red in China:

This great guest post comes from my friend Hannah Lincoln. Over the next few days she’ll be introducing her research on the Misty Poets. If you are a grad student working on a China related topic please contact Tom about the possibility of introducing here. “Misty”is the title conferred upon a group of poets known during the Democracy Movement (1976-1980)for their unique style. Some, such as Ai Qing, Ai Weiwei’s father, called their work “obscure” (古怪), even poisonous.[1] At the very …

Read this superb introduction to one of the first literary movements to emerge in China in the wake of the Cultural Revolution.
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About David Wolf

An adviser to corporations and organizations on strategy, communications, and public affairs, David Wolf has been working and living in Beijing since 1995. He also serves as a policy and industry analyst focused on innovative and creative industries, a futurist, and an amateur historian.

Posted on January 27, 2012, in Uncategorized. Bookmark the permalink. 1 Comment.

  1. David, thank you for re-posting! There is and will be more on this (pictures included) at my original blog: http://chinab.org under “The Misty Poets Project”

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