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"Moonlight Falls on the Left Hand" Author: Yu Xiuhua Publisher: Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House Producer: New Classics Amber
"Moonlight Falls on the Left Hand" Author: Yu Xiuhua Publisher: Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House Producer: New Classics Amber
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Introduction · · · · · ·
◎Recommended by celebrities
In Yu Xiuhua's poems, body and soul, ego and the world, moment and eternity, philosophy and emotion are mixed together with explosive intensity, making you give up distinguishing and float in the torrent of her poems regardless of anything.
——Scholar Luo Xin
Yu Xiuhua's poems are like people, and people are like poems, just like every plant growing in the mountains. They grow freely, and every sentence is the ups and downs of fate. Sometimes they are like thorny flowers, alive and true to their nature; sometimes they are like plump fruits, bowing their heads and knowing themselves.
——Musician Cheng Bi
I like Yu Xiuhua's poems, which are organic poems that grow out of the land. "Write poems in the clouds and live in the mud" is a sentence I draw inspiration from.
——Singer Li Jian
Every time I go abroad to study or work, I always bring a book by Yu Xiuhua. In my busy but lonely life, I use poetry to remind myself that this world has both pain and beauty.
——Zhan Qingyun
Her poems are far more thrilling, brighter, and crueler than she and her life. In her poems, I feel at ease that I am just like her, "just living patiently, unhealthy and unhappy." For me, this kind of company is invaluable. I guess she knows that this is the meaning of her writing poems.
——Host Chen Luyu
I like Yu Xiuhua's poems, which are organic poems that grow out of the land. "Write poems in the clouds and live in the mud" is a sentence I draw inspiration from.
——Singer Li Jian
Yu Xiuhua is a very essential poet. Her poems show that she has a valuable and simple understanding of many things in the world. There is a rare resistance to poetic discipline in her poetry writing. She is very sensitive to the current poetic trends, and is consciously alert to their attraction to herself. Most importantly, she writes very simply, and there is a rough and vigorous sensibility hidden in her words. I think this is rare.
——Zang Di, poet and Peking University professor
In an age of affectation, sincerity has become a scarce resource. In this sense, Yu Xiuhua's poems are like the sound of nature.
——Scholar Yu Guoming
Yu Xiuhua's poetry appeals to the mysterious and irrational logic of poetry itself, which is wonderful in its own way. Eloquent poetry has always been highly praised by contemporary Chinese poetry, but Yu Xiuhua's poetry abandons debate, self-justification, and even conclusions, so it does not form an aggressive relationship with readers.
——Liao Weitang
I think Yu Xiuhua is the Emily Dickinson of China, with extraordinary imagination and striking power of language. Compared with most Chinese female poets, Yu Xiuhua's poetry is pure poetry, the poetry of life, not a written feast or family dinner full of decorations, but a meteor shower of language, so brilliant that you are stunned, and the depth of emotion hits you and makes your heart ache.
——Scholar and poet Shen Rui
Her poems, placed among those of Chinese female poets, stand out like placing a murderer among a group of ladies from noble families - the others are all neatly dressed, wearing makeup and perfume, with words written in black and white, without a trace of sweat, but hers are covered in smoke and dirt, with obvious blood stains between each word.
——Liu Nian, editor of Poetry Magazine
◎ Editor's Recommendation
★Sincerely recommended by actress Joan Chen, scholar Luo Xin, musicians Zhou Yunpeng and Cheng Bi, "U Can U Bi" debater Zhan Qingyun, and self-media personality Rebecca.
★The hardcover collector's edition of the poetry collection "Moonlight Falls on the Left Hand" brings together Yu Xiuhua's classic poems from more than 20 years of poetry creation, and specially includes representative recent works.
★Yu Xiuhua's poems have aroused widespread social attention and are deeply sought after and loved by readers from all walks of life.
Poetry has nothing to do with identity or social circle. The poet has infused the power of life into her poems, which is irresistible and has aroused the emotional resonance of the public. This time, many people from all walks of life who like Yu Xiuhua's works were invited to read her poems.
Readers include: scholars Yu Guoming, Luo Xin, Li Songwei; writers Zhou Guoping, Guo Hong, Han Songluo, Ning Yuan, Fei Duo, You Lin, Ma Ning, Chen Tong; hosts Chen Luyu, Luo Xin, Zhang Dandan, Xu Man, Xiao Ma Ge; musicians Yao Qian, Zhou Yunpeng, Xiao He, Zhong Lifeng, Ma Di, Xu Fei, Cheng Bi, Landlord's Cat; fashion and entertainment circles Rebecca, Huang Jue, Mai Zi; Zhan Qingyun, Pang Ying, Chi Zi; and artists Guo Pei, Yan Ming, Han Zhan Ning, Gao Yiqiang, Li Yugang.
★Yu Xiuhua’s poetry style is warm and bold, conveying a strong and sincere life force.
In Yu Xiuhua's poems, the body and the soul, the ego and the world, the moment and eternity, philosophy and emotion are mixed together with explosive intensity, making you give up distinguishing and float in the torrent of her poems regardless of anything. ——Luo Xin
★Includes full-color pictures, reproducing the poet’s former living scenes and creative environment. These precious pictures can no longer be seen today.
The 15 full-color pictures present the rural scenes described in Yu Xiuhua's poems day after day, as well as the daily images that ignited her rich imagination. Today, the lotus ponds, hills, fields, wheat fields, old houses, etc. in the pictures, which are the scenes described by Yu Xiuhua, have disappeared with the progress of the new rural construction.
◎ Introduction
This book is a new hardcover edition of Yu Xiuhua's first poetry collection "Moonlight Falls on the Left Hand". "Moonlight Falls on the Left Hand" won the favor of many readers after its publication in 2015. This phenomenal sales has triggered a small wave in the field of poetry. This hardcover edition includes more than 140 works of the poet, including more than ten new works, and full-color pictures recording the poet's life and creative environment.
The poems in the book present the poet's feelings about love, family affection, and day-to-day life. They carry the simple atmosphere of the village and the land, mixed with the rich and sensitive emotional nerves of women. If you read Yu Xiuhua's poems with curiosity, you will be swept away by the unrestrained, rich, and pure inner world shown in her poems, and you will be unable to resist. In reality, she is labeled as a "peasant woman", "poet", and "cerebral palsy patient", but in poetry, she can put these aside and pour out her yearning for freedom and her desire for love. As she said, "What is poetry? I don't know, and I can't say it. It's just that emotions are jumping or sinking. It's just that when the soul calls, it comes in the posture of a child, but when a person staggers in the staggering world, it acts as a crutch."
About the Author · · · · · ·
Yu Xiuhua
A poet, he has published poetry collections "The Moonlight Falls on the Left Hand", "The Shaky World", "We Loved and Forgot", an essay collection "Unreasonable Joy", and a novel collection "And in the World".
Yu Xiuhua was born in Zhongxiang, Hubei in 1976. She suffered from cerebral palsy and mobility problems due to brain hypoxia caused by inverted birth. After graduating from high school, she was unemployed at home. In 2009, she officially began to write poetry. In November 2014, her poems were published in Poetry Magazine. In January 2015, her first poetry collection "Moonlight Falling on the Left Hand" was released and topped the Douban Reading "2015 Chinese Literature List". At the same time, she won the first place in NetEase's "Top Ten Women's Awards in 2015" and was named "Author of the Year 2015" by Publisher Magazine. In November 2016, Yu Xiuhua's documentary "Shaky World" shot by director Fan Jian won an award at the Amsterdam International Documentary Film Festival (IDFA), known as the "Documentary Oscar".
Table of contents · · · · · ·
2 I love you
3 My dog is called Xiao Wu
5 People waving to the sky
6 Afternoon, I fell
7 Dog barking in the morning
8 Face to face
10 There is also a train in my body
12 A man stayed in my room
14 Met a mirror
16 Relationship
18 Dusk at the Back Mountain
20 Creep
21 Watering the rapeseed field
22 Barrel
24 Cocoon
26 Relationship
27 The man holding the lamp
28 Midnight Village
30 Don't praise me
32 Open
34 Desert
36 A crow is flying out of the body
38 Afternoon in Hengdian Village
39 Candlelight
42 2014
43 The Leaky Ship
45 Woman on the Roof
47 Pepper Tree in the Moonlight
49 Should I just live without ideals?
51 Youth
53 Your Eyes
55 Rainwater in Hengdian Village Part 2
58 A pool of water
59 Rain falls outside the window
60 Good night, Hengdian
62 Mochou Street
64 Toad
66 Source
68 Listen to a love song
70 Wind Blows Through the Empty Village
72 Only I am not
74 Collecting firewood in the fields
75 Diary: I just exist here
77 Survive
79 The End of May
80 Moonlight
81 Dust
82 Night
83 Longing for a Heavy Snow
85 Every spring, I sing
87 Middle-aged
88 at dusk
90 Passing by the cemetery
91 May Wheat
93 A bag of wheat
94 The wheat is yellow
96 The Love I Want
97 Night falls for eight seconds
98 Seduction
99 May
100 We haven't seen each other for a long time
102 Exit
103 Dreaming of Snow
104 PM
106 I still want
108 In the next life, let me be your neighbor
110 Rainy Spring Night
112 Gifts Part 3
130 I use pain to please this world
131 Walking on the village road
132 Chalu Town
133 In the Wind
134 Snow
136 A wild lily only trusts the part of its reflection that opens
138 I know the result is like this
139 A water spider swimming across a pond
140 You Didn’t See the Part of Me That Was Hidden
142 Woman Walking by the Lake
143 A crow in the field
145 On the Plain
147 So much water, gathering
149 Qingming Festival
151 In the Late Night of Hengdian Village
153 You and I on Paper
154 The Wind Comes from the Grassland
155 Gardenia Blooms
157 Untitled
158 May, please let me be blue
159 Green Grass on the Steps
161 White Moonlight
162 A Day Given by God
163 Autumn
164 Please forgive me, I am still writing poetry
165 September, the moon is high
167 Dusk
169 Two Voices in the Night
170 Broadleaf Forest
172 beds
174 Thanks
175 The details of life shine back on me from afar
176 Early Winter Evening
177 Keep walking against the north wind
178 Sunflower Station
180 How lucky I am that my sorrow has been broken but not yours
182 Like the Trance and Sigh in the Wind Part 4
186 Marriage
187 My Village in Winter
189 Background
190 Hymns
192 Tonight, I miss you so much
194 Every Hour is Lonely
196 I want to write about it later...
197 And the night
199 in the autumn
200 Late Autumn
201 Goodbye, 2014
203 Keep going
204 Zhang Chunlan
206 Low
207 A message to Baoer
208 A plane flies by
209 It's snowing
211 You Just Need to Live
213 Spring Snow
214 Dawn
216 Buried
218 Shudder
220 Go to Liangzhou to buy a bag of salt
221 The Woman Walking on the Railroad Tracks
223 The Sound of Grass
225 Beautiful Things
227 Sunny Day
228 The Moonlight is So White
229 "We always meet at different times"
231 Love in vain
233 In the Cotton Field
234 A Chrysanthemum Blooms
236 Hanging Stone
237 To
239 It's dark, and the rain is still falling
241 Mountain People
242 Frost
243 Hulunbuir
244 Azure
245 Wind Blows
246 Ripples
247 Quitting Drinking
248 I want to live with you like this
249 The closest thing to me is the sound of rain
250 Maybe Not About Love
251 The Shaky World