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Chasing the sun

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The day he hit the road, he was old

Otherwise he wouldn't chase the sun

He made sacrifices on the day he was on the road

He saw light again in the blood, he heard

In the blood of the earth and in the heavens are the sound of drums

He stood silently and twisted, alone

One left and one right jumped for a long time

Outside of the ceremony, there is nothing more than a long-term performance

He coiled the snake and hung it on his ear

Straighten the snake in your hand

Crazy and crazy

The sun doesn't like loneliness

The sharp flame of the snake shinko reminded him of childhood

Spreads and flows into the heart

Legend has it that he was so thirsty that he drank the Yellow River

In fact, he filled himself up and handed it to the sun

In fact, he and the sun had long been drunk with each other

He washed and dried himself in the sun

He spread his bumps on the ground

There are roads with wrinkles and dry lakes

When the sun settled in his heart

He found the sun soft, soft and painful

You can touch it, he's old

Fingers shaking like sunlight

You can leave and throw your cane into the sky at will

Someone picked up a stick of firewood on the spring grass

Looking up, peaches roll across the mountains

Jiang He, male, formerly known as Yu Youze, born in 1949, a native of Beijing, graduated from high school in 1968. In May 1980, he published his debut novel "Variations of the Stars" in Shanghai Literature, and wrote the poetry collection "From Here" and "The Sun and Its Reflection", and was one of the representative poets of the Obscure Poetry School in the new era. His poems are infused with a fairly thick sense of history, and he has won the attention of society with political lyric poems such as "Monument" and the ancient mythological group poem "The Sun and Its Reflection". Together with Gu Cheng, BeiDao, Shu Ting and Yang Lian, he is known as the "Five Obscure Poets".

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