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9 years ago

1,200 years later, is Chinese poetry entering a new golden age?

'China's Emily Dickinson' thrives along with a new generation of poets: Punk poets, micro-blogging poets and farm-girl poets. Annoyed traditionalists worry that poetry has become a little too popular and accessible. American poets may just look on in envy.

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