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Jidi Majia

    June 1, 1961

    Jidi Majia is a Chinese poet whose work delves into the soul and identity of ethnic minorities within contemporary China. His poetry is characterized by vivid imagery and a profound connection to nature and tradition. Through his verses, he explores themes of memory, cultural heritage, and the intricate relationship between the individual and society. Majia aims for a unique blend of personal reflection and broader social commentary, making his work resonate with readers seeking a deeper understanding of the human experience.

    Jidi Majia
    Im Namen von Land und Leben
    Worte des Feuers
    Der Rachen des roten Löwen in der Sternkammer der Gedanken
    Słowa i płomienie
    Mither Tongue
    Split-Open Planet
    • 2021

      Split-Open Planet

      • 246 pages
      • 9 hours of reading

      The collection features Jidi Majia's latest poems, speeches, and interviews, providing a multifaceted view of his work and impact as China's most celebrated ethnic poet over the past thirty years. Through these pieces, readers gain insight into his artistic journey and the cultural significance of his voice within contemporary literature.

      Split-Open Planet
    • 2021

      Translations of Majia's poems from Chinese and Nuoso (his minority language) into Scots and English. A symmetry of powerful and lesser-used language.

      Mither Tongue