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Summary
Editor's review
Who it's for
A good fit for
- Readers interested in the regional culture and urban scenery of Pingxiang, Jiangxi
- Literature lovers who enjoy city-themed poetry and care about local writing
- People planning to travel to Pingxiang who wish to feel the city's character in advance
- Readers willing to understand urban life from an outsider's perspective through poetry
Not a good fit for
- Readers expecting purely abstract lyricism and disliking specific regional description
- Academic researchers needing in-depth urban history or gazetteer materials
- Readers who prefer strong narrative threads and complete story structures
Reading tips
- First read the table of contents to understand the several dimensions of urban writing, then read selectively according to interest; no need to read from beginning to end.
- If traveling to Pingxiang, carry it with you and read it in correspondence with the relevant places or scenes.
- After reading, try writing down observations of your own city from an outsider's perspective, forming a dialogue with the collection.
- Read alongside a map or local cultural materials to deepen understanding of the place names and scenery in the poems.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 序
- 第一辑 光芒与力量
- 在安源火车房,窗外春意正浓
- 张家湾,一盏灯火越来越亮
- 安源儿童团,迎风飘扬的红飘带
- 南湖红船,历久弥新的光芒与力量
- 三湾改编
- 安源之秋
- 草鞋里的守望
- 莲花一支枪
- 天心圩整军,再出发的火种与信念
- 致敬,杨靖宇将军!
- 山口岩的枪声
- 文家市会师,绝处逢生的选择
- 在高滩,那声湘音掷地有声
- 在安源路矿工人补习夜校,吮吸着自由的养分
- 在总平巷,千米深处的渴望涌动着
- 在谈判大楼,一场穿越时空的对话在回响
- 去安源
- 安源红
- 在安源煤矿
- 安源的天
- 红军墓
- 小平小道
- 安源风
- 武功山,闪耀在罗霄山脉的一缕光芒
- 我想说出此刻的美好
- 桃花岛,遗落在仙女湖畔的世外桃源
- 仙女湖,流淌在灵山秀水中的人间仙境
- 烤馕里的春天
- 这个春天与疫情有关
- 春天愿意为每一个人命名
- 每一只口罩背后都有一个好听的名字
- 李喜顺
- 傅秋萍
- 江玉华
- 肖秋平
- 陈厚泉
- 梅兰体,氤氲在墨香里的珍宝
- 高铁速度
- 疼痛的一天
- 遂川,遂川
- 不知道该如何描绘你的美
- 在狗牯脑茶山种芳香
- 怀念雷锋
- 清澈
- 第二辑 母亲是一株坚韧的稻子
- 母亲是一株坚韧的稻子
- 母亲
- 母亲的味道
- 炊烟漫过母亲额头
- 面对冬天
- 妈
- 年味
- 回家过年
- 摇曳的春天
- 乡愁
- 大舅
- 最风光的时刻
- 五叔
- 痛
- 痛要一次性痛完
- 岁末,又见故乡
- 过年,一个温暖的词汇
- 二舅的痛
- 病
- 在寒风中兜售命运
- 柴火灶
- 中秋月圆
- 原谅
- 父亲的掌心
- 卖菜的父亲
- 木根
- 粽子
- 铁锅
- 饭甑
- 佛墙下的虔诚
- 乡下的老屋
- 母亲的白发
- 母亲的菜畦
- 父亲
- 岁月是只勤劳的蜘蛛
- 抓一把阳光披在我们身上
- 在红薯面前
- 菜篮里的阳光
- 味道
- 大姐
- 我想把梦想种在泥土里
- 故乡的疼痛
- 姐姐
- 稻子熟了
- 习惯
- 立冬
- 1987 年正月二十二日
- 等
- 磨刀石
- 第三辑 梦想破碎前,我们都是圆满的
- 进城的西瓜
- 煤矿工人
- 兵仔
- 故乡的影子
- 虚张声势
- 飘
- 售票大厅的农民工
- 坐在我对面的女孩
- 蚯蚓,或者我的打工兄弟
- 建筑工人
- 蚂蚁的宿命
- 面条,或者贫穷的记忆
- 牛金宝
- 如果酒能让我忘记回城的路
- 淘金的老邱
- 从生活的山谷爬出的文字
- 王红梅
- 在异乡
- 出班的矿工
- 补漏工
- 有了车载的家,谁都不会被淋湿
- 返乡
- 河流
- 家书
- 凌晨三点
- 秘密
- 最后的保留
- 命运
- 蜘蛛人
- 年关
- 中秋月
- 郝桂花
- 身份
- 工厂对面的小菜馆
- 另一个自己
- 二娃子
- 马世杰
- 浪花
- 一缕炊烟飘向故乡
- 半停产的工厂,喘息着
- 第四辑 天空依然辽阔
- 我们
- 有些事情不得不承认
- 在温汤
- 一个人走
- 怀揣利斧的少年
- 骄傲
- 霜
- 有恙的春天
- 我有一个温暖的小房间
- 我深爱的那片海
- 爱上一朵桃花
- 在一块煤中安顿
- 为疼痛诊断
- 雪花,那么浓
- 杀狗的男人
- 害怕
- 生活是一面巨大的镜子
- 列车上的推销员
- 年度总结
- 让惰性找不到堕落的理由
- 影子
- 我爱你
- 胖,一个危险的词
- 一朵玫瑰对另一朵玫瑰的表白
- 流氓街
- 一朵雪花的距离
- 女儿的想法
- 贩鱼的女人
- 祈祷在西海遇见你
- 带你去旅行
- 滋味
- 妥协
- 梦
- 温暖
- 礼物
- 空调病
- 夜已深,我还是想把思念告诉你
- 拥有一台电风扇是幸福的
- 电吹风过后,我终于开始平静
- 白发
- 旧棉被
- 包华其
- 后记
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About the author
Bao Huaqi is an author about whom little public information is currently available; the library holds only one work by this name, Qingche (Clear and Limpid). According to the existing classification, the work falls under classical poetry, suggesting that its writing is connected to the classical poetic tradition and may use traditional verse or ci forms. Since no reliable records of the author's dates of birth and death, nationality, or life experience have been found, it is not possible to describe a biographical trajectory or writing background, nor to judge where Qingche stands within the author's overall output. On the available evidence, readers may focus on the work itself: the title Qingche suggests an aesthetic of purity and clarity, a kind of naming that in classical poetry often points to writing about natural scenery, states of mind, or attitudes toward life. Although the library holds only one work, it offers a concrete starting point for approaching this author; should more material come to light, the picture may gradually become clearer.