Ouyang Yu Bilingual Blog

  https://compulsivereader.com/2015/12/21/a-review-of-fainting-with-freedom-by-ouyang-yu/

https://www.blogger.com/blog/post/edit/5598825691840202650/5875918919041395271  

  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zznTaL61lBo

  Talking to a Stranger: Decolonising the Australian “Landscape” Poem The slow decay of the remains of a lonely farmer’s house, its decline and disintegration, its decomposition and eventual, inevitable assimilation into the environment, appeared before me in a Dantean vision of a transformation of colonial culture, a ruinously fecund metamorphosis of its radical imposition into something new and unrecognisable. [i] In his powerful editorial introduction to the  August 2016  issue of  Plumwood Mountain , Peter Minter addresses the shared process of creating “a decolonised geopoethics” in Australia. In such a field of poetry and poetics, writes Minter, “everyone needs to take responsibility for imagining their own unique kind of transformation. In poetry and poetics, we have to think about how non-Indigenous form, western form, romantic form, lyrical form, white form, have a responsibility to current and future cultural conditions.” This, he suggests, is how the ...

  https://soundcloud.com/correspondences/the-heart-when-silenced-english

  https://soundcloud.com/correspondences/second-drifting-by-ouyang-yu

  https://soundcloud.com/correspondences/to-be-a-literary-being-2023-chinese

  https://m.tangshui.net/post/show/575e90cbb2921fdb45aaf8b8

 

  https://alchemy.ucsd.edu/a-song-for-the-ugly-man/

https://www.epochtimes.com/gb/3/10/17/n395624.htm  

https://www.marxists.org/chinese/reference-books/poems-of-struggle/australia-modernpoem.htm