February’s Rose by Bing Hua -Translator: Yingcai Xu

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February’s Rose

by Bing Hua 

Translator: Yingcai Xu

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Bing Hua is the pen name of Lihua Lu, who is also known as Rose Lu. She is an accountant in Maryland, vice president of the Chinese Poetry Association, content director of Poetry Hall.  She has been called “the queen of love poetry” and “a rose in the poetic world” and her poetic style called the “Bing Hua Style”. Her poems are so influential that they are considered “Bing Hua Phenomenon”. She has won quite a number of international poetry rewards. Her poetry collections include Selected Poems of Bing Hua, This Is Love, Roses by the Stream, etc.

Yingcai Xu, a former English teacher of Fudan University, China, now teaches Chinese studies courses at DePaul University, USA. He has dozens of publications. Some of his translation publication includes A Selection from the Eight Great Prose Masters of the Tang and Song Dynasties, Selected Words of Contemporary Chinese Prose, 100 Classic Chinese Poems, In Other Words—-Poems by Wisconsin Poets in English and Chinese. Yingcai Xu is also a poet. His poetry publications include Poetic South, Inspiration from Nature—-Poems by Yingcai Xu in Chinese and English, and We Are Here Painting. Yingcai Xu is the president of the Chinese Poetry Association and the Editor-in-Chief of Poetry Hall.

 

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