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Aku Wuwu Poetry Evening

Aku Wuwu Poetry Evening
September 24, 2014
7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Room 388 Hagerty Hall

Aku Wuwu Photo
The Graduate Students of East Asian Languages and Literatures (GREALL) invite you to attend an evening of poetry with Professor Qingchun Luo (Aku Wuwu) from the Southwest University Nationalities in Chengdu, China. He is a well-known poet of the Nuosu branch of the Yi ethnic group. Almost unique among the contemporary Yi poets, he writes in both Chinese and Nuosu Yi language. In this talk, he will respond to various questions about his experience growing up in the Liangshan mountains of southern Sichuan province, the craft of writing and performing poetry, the significance of mother tongue literature and local knowledge, and the contemporary ethnic poetry gatherings held Chengdu tea houses and other venues.

This talk will be conducted primarily in Chinese, though English translation will be available.