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The Grand Canal with snow
Author/Liu Guoli
Recitation/Feng Xiuhe
I saw a plume of snow
Covers the surface of the Grand Canal
The river swept against the silent stones
Flow farther into the twilight
The bridge over the river underpins the fate of the old cold
It holds down hard breathing
But it is impossible to measure the end of the river
Clean clouds
It is the holy radiance draped over it
The reeds beneath my feet turned the pages of the sky blue in flight
There are also countless birds that come to the surface
The root of the river is in every breath of air I breathe
Use a dialect tone
Call me
Audio courtesy of: Urn Paul
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Author of this issue
Liu Guoli
A native of Nanpi County, Hebei Province. In the 1980s, he began to create literature, and his works were published in newspapers and periodicals such as People's Daily, Poetry Journal, Selected Poetry, Yalu River, Shanxi Literature, Mangzhong, Small Novel Monthly, and Selected Essays. The works have been selected for many annual editions and won many awards. He is currently the president and editor-in-chief of Bohai Wind Magazine.
Anchor of this issue
Feng Xiuhe
He is a member of the Cangzhou Library Recitation Art Troupe, the deputy head of the Cangzhou Stars Recitation Art Troupe, a member of the Cangzhou Reading Promotion Association for the Whole People, and a member of the Language Arts Committee of the Chinese Culture Promotion Association. He likes to read, read, enrich his heart with words, and taste life with music.