* 25.04.1964, Beijing, 中国
居住于：Beijing, 中国

ZANG Di (pseudonym of ZANG Li), born 1964, is a lecturer in Chinese Literature in Beijing is counted as one of China’s best contemporary poets. He has published books of poetry and edited several influential anthologies, translations and poetry magazines.

His work combines Chinese and international literary and cultural traditions in an ingenious way. His complex, multi-layered texts are frequently described as avant-garde poetry. He was in fact one of the first Chinese poets to turn away both from the sentimentalist tradition and the open social criticism of 90s poetry in China and take a more experimental postmodern approach.
With great technical skill, associative ease and astounding wordplays, he probes the limits of language. This combination of dry tone, complexity of thought and humour has made ZANG Di an inspiration in China for a whole generation of young poets. Although he has won many prizes in China for his work, he is still too little known internationally.

出版

The Book of Cranes

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Sydney and Tokyo: Vagabond Press, 2015
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Übersetzt von Lea Schneider

München: Hanser Verlag (Ed. Lyrik Kabinett), 2019

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Zang Di @ Poetry International Web

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