Shu Ting

Shu Ting

Shu Ting was born in Shima Town, Longhai City, Fujian Province in 1952. Her ancestral home is Quanzhou, Fujian Province. Her original name was gong Peiyu and later changed to Gong Shuting. She is a contemporary Chinese poetess, writer and one of the representatives of the hazy poetry school. He has successively served as vice chairman of Fujian Provincial Federation of literary and art circles and writers' Association; chairman of Xiamen Municipal Federation of literary and art circles; member of the fourth council, Fifth Committee, sixth, seventh and eighth presidium of China Writers' Association; representative of the 12th National People's Congress; member of the 11th National Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference; member of the sixth, seventh and eighth Committee and member of the ninth Standing Committee of Fujian Provincial Committee of the Chinese people's Political Consultative Conference.

In 1969, in the movement of "going to the mountains and the countryside", he jumped into the mountains of Western Fujian and began to write poetry in the life of educated youth. In April 1979, the poem "to oak" was published in the fourth issue of the Journal of poetry; in June, the poems "motherland, my dear motherland" and "this is all" were published in the seventh issue of the Journal of poetry. In February 1982, he published the poetry anthology "twin masted ship". In 1983, he joined the Chinese Writers Association. In October 1986, he published his poetry anthology iris that can sing. In August 1988, he published a collection of essays heart smoke. In November 1994, he published the poetry collection Shu Ting's poems. In May 1998, he published his prose collection "poetic thoughts in dew". On August 20, 2006, he was elected chairman of Xiamen Federation of literary and art circles. On April 28, 2013, he was re elected chairman of Xiamen Federation of literary and art circles. In December 2016, he was elected member of the Ninth National Committee of China Writers Association. On October 20, 2019, he was re elected chairman of Xiamen Federation of literary and art circles.

Character experience

He was born in Shima Town, Longhai City, Fujian Province in 1952. In the mid-1950s, her mother brought Shu Ting and her brother and sister from Zhangzhou to Xiamen, where they lived with their grandmother and grandmother respectively. Shu Ting grew up with her mother in her grandmother's family. Her grandfather and grandmother gave her the initial literary enlightenment.

In 1964, he studied in Xiamen No.1 middle school. In 1969, in the movement of "going to the mountains and the countryside", he jumped into the mountains of Western Fujian and began to write poetry in the life of educated youth. In 1972, he returned to Xiamen and worked on the assembly line for 8 years. In March 1977, he created the poem "oak", which was later renamed "to oak". Through the artistic technique of overall symbolism, the whole poem uses the inner monologue of "kapok" to "oak" to sing his personality ideal and his independent and deep love view.

In April 1979, the poem to oak, as one of the nine love poems, was published in the fourth issue of the Journal of poetry, which was widely praised; in June 1979, the poems "motherland, my dear motherland" and "all this" were published in the seventh issue of the Journal of poetry; in the same year, orchid garden had a discussion on Shu Ting's poetry creation for half a year, which had a great influence; in June of the same year In December, Xiamen Daily also launched a series of discussions on Shu Ting's poems, but most of the discussions focused on criticism, sometimes even full page criticism.

In January 1980, Fujian writers' Association and Fujian literature and art held a poetry creation forum attended by more than 50 people from the literary and art circles. The participants came from all over the country, and Shu Ting herself also attended. In the same year, she worked in the Fujian Federation of literary and art circles. In the same year, the poem "motherland, my dear motherland" won the National Award for outstanding poetry works among young and middle-aged people in 1980. In February 1982, he published the poetry anthology "twin masted ship". In 1983, he joined the Chinese Writers Association.

In October 1986, he published his poetry anthology iris that can sing. In August 1988, she published a collection of essays, heart smoke, which included her essays and essays from 1970 to 1987. In 1990, to oak was included in the high school Chinese textbook of pep. In June 1992, he published the anthology Archaeopteryx. In September 1994, he published his prose collection "hard bone soaring to the sky" and his poetry collection "Shu Ting's Poems" in November.

In September 1995, he published a collection of essays, the mood of autumn. In March 1996, he published the collection of essays "what have you lost"; in May, he visited Berlin for one year at the invitation of DAAD foundation. In June 1997, he published the anthology of Shu Ting's poems and essays; in August 1997, he published three volumes of Shu Ting's anthology; in the same year, the PEP high school Chinese textbook replaced "to oak tree" with "motherland, my dear motherland".

In May 1998, he published his prose collection "poetry in the dew" and his graphic collection "the shadow of Shu Ting" in September. In July 1999, he published his travel notes Berlin: a feather without light. In 2000, he published his collection of essays, appointment elopement. In January 2001, he published a collection of essays, hi played truant with his son at the age of 17, CO authored with his son Chen Si.

In July 2002, he published the novel "stingy man and lying woman"; in October 2002, he wrote the article "the burden of heirs" which was included in the local food series "seafood mountain treasure and minyun". In January 2003, he published a collection of essays "you are in a good mood tonight"; in October, he published a collection of poems "to oak"; in the same year, "to oak" was once again included in the senior high school Chinese textbook of Education Press.

In April 2005, he published an anthology of ancient poems, 200 poems that influenced me. On August 20, 2006, he was elected as the chairman of Xiamen Federation of literary and art circles, and in October, he published a collection of poems and essays, selected works of Shuting. In October 2007, he published a collection of essays, true water without fragrance. In 2008, he and Zhu Qingfu co authored the poetry album Gulangyu poetry album.

In September 2009, he published a collection of poems of his own choice, a style of performance. On April 28, 2013, he was re elected chairman of Xiamen Federation of literary and art circles. In March 2014, he was elected as a deputy to the 12th National People's Congress; in July, he published a collection of essays "this feeling, this scene and this heart", which is composed of more than 50 essays in three parts, i.e. the first, the middle and the second. In the form of prose records, he expressed the author's life feelings of "love in this life", "reading of family kindness" and "friendship", and poured out the hardships and happiness of life, as well as the truth, goodness and beauty of social life. In November 2015, he published a collection of essays, a brief introduction to free life.

In December 2016, he was elected member of the Ninth National Committee of China Writers Association. On January 31, 2018, she was elected as a deputy to the 13th National People's Congress; in November, she published her travel notes Shu Ting's travel notes, which included her 40 or 50 travel notes. On October 20, 2019, he was re elected chairman of Xiamen Federation of literary and art circles. On December 20, 2020, I will participate in the sixth Wuhan poetry festival. Shu Ting

Personal life

Origin of pseudonym

When Shu Ting was born, her grandfather named her "Gong Peiyu" according to the "Pei" generation of the genealogy. Yu means beautiful jade, which means wearing beautiful jade. When Shu Ting was in kindergarten, her mother thought the name was not harmonious, so she changed her name to Gong Shu Ting. When the first poem "to the oak" was published in the Journal of poetry, Shuting was used as her pseudonym.

Main works

Creative features

subject

Female subject

"Female prose" is a branch of prose upsurge in the 1990s. With the spread of women's thoughts abroad, more and more female writers express women's experience, experience and suffering from the perspective and position of women in prose writing. If to the oak is still a natural expression of Shu Ting's female identity, she has consciously paid attention to women from a female perspective and standpoint in her prose. Her prose is full of "female consciousness" and has become a member of contemporary "female prose". Shu Ting's prose shows the identity of women's gender identity, highlights women's subjective consciousness, and has a clear understanding of women's realistic predicament. She shows the sharp edge and strength of criticism in the face of the oppression of women in the patriarchal society. But at the same time, she holds a strong attitude towards the writing of emphasizing daily life, highlighting gender characteristics and putting women's predicament in the opposite of men Caution and even denial.

Self love and love

In Shu Ting's poems, "self love" is manifested in her strong spirit of independence, ceaseless struggle for self-improvement, conviction of self choice and establishment of self dignity. In to the oak, Shu Ting clearly puts forward a kind of love with independent spirit, which is an interpersonal relationship based on independent personality. A series of assumptions and subsequent negations in the poem show contempt for subordination and attachment. Only such love, such interpersonal relationship, can be valuable, worthy of affirmation, share the wind and rain, share the rainbow. Shu Ting tirelessly pursues the realization of life value and independent human dignity, and feels love in her own way. Shu Ting expresses her concern for the reality by "self love", which is a sufficient emotional energy. This is the dialectical connotation of "self love" and "lover" in Shu Ting's poems.

Love is sad

The sadness of love is an important part of the emotional content of Shu Ting's poems. Shu Ting has a strong sense of social responsibility. She pays attention to both "society" and "individual". It is Shu Ting's sense of mission as a obscure poet to express the sadness of the times. In the poem "missing for love", the sentimental Acacia overflows between the lines, which makes people can't bear to touch. "A colorful wall chart without lines", the poet can feel the beauty of love, but can not touch its shape; in farewell to the rain, the poet once again reveals his inner pain to the public, this scene of separation in the rain may be the most common difference for the beloved "you", but for the single lover "I", it is a thorough understanding of the heart It hurts.

artistic characteristics

romanticism

Shu Ting's early poems

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