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Reader Li Sisi
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Hello three astronauts, I'm Reader Li Sisi. Today, I read for you an excerpt from Nishikawa's Blossom.
It is your efforts that make China's aerospace dream blossom, and I really wish that each of you can blossom happily in your life.
Author: Nishikawa
You want to blossom
Just follow my rhythm
Close your eyes for a second
Two seconds to breathe
Three seconds of silence
Then drive out
Flowering is liberation
Blossom is revolution
The birth of a universe
It doesn't start with an explosion
And it starts with a blossom
If you are happy
It opened in the early morning
Flowers that bloom with hidden blood vessels
If you are sorrowful
It is open in the evening
Because the sunset encourages relaxation and mind wandering
Or just open up in sorrow
Pleasure in suffering
Just open up in frustration and fear and timidity
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When the heart is palpitating, it opens up against the trend
You are released
Your rhapsody about the other you
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And suppose you have flowered
And more than one
You go back to the green
Reopened
Come at my pace
I take the rhythm of dripping water as a rhythm
Because water droplets touch water droplets
This is the source of the river
Go a little too far
Water droplets and water droplets
You can touch the ocean
You have to believe that the sea has a blue heart
That huge flower
Ah great flowers
You're just going to drive silly
You just grinned widely
Prescribe your miracles
About Nishikawa
Xichuan is a famous Chinese poet, prose and essayist, translator, and one of the "Three Musketeers of Peking University" who was surprised by the storm. As a contemporary poet who always maintains the spirit of exploration, he regards innovation as the only lifeline of poetic art.
From "The Flood of motherhood" and "Driving the Sheep Out of the Sea" in the mid-1980s to "Tribute", "Close and Distant View" and "Doom" in the 1990s, Nishikawa has continuously brought new surprises, shocks and enlightenment to readers with extraordinary regenerative power. His works have been translated into German, French, Spanish and many other languages. In 2000, Nishikawa won the Lu Xun Literature Prize for "The Poetry of Xichuan".
Source: "To Be Different from Others" - Nishikawa Poetry Theory (Author: Luo Zhenya); China Poetry Network: "Nishikawa: I am a person in the writing scene"
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