Wang Jiaxin

Wang Jiaxin started writing poetry while in college and gained more recignition in the 1990s after moving to Beijing. He has been mostly known for his long narrative poems such as “Pasternak”, “London Notes”, “Eulogy”, which drew inspiration from long conversations with his "literary relatives" in Russia and England.  After a break from poetry writing and devoting to translation, he returned with a new poetic voice—more lyrical and condensed.  In more recent years, he has shifted his focus to capturing small moments encountered in his travels and extending them to a more metaphorical sphere. 

In 1992 Wang Jiaxin was a guest at the Poetry International festival in Rotterdam. You can listen to the recordings of his poetry made on this occasion and read a few other poems updated later.
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Interview with Wang Jiaxin at University of Oklahoma website.