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Deep Underground, a Chinese Miner Discovered Poetry in the Toil

November 13, 2021Vivian WangComments Off on Deep Underground, a Chinese Miner Discovered Poetry in the Toil
Chen Nianxi has risen to fame as a “migrant worker poet,” adding the voice of China’s often-invisible laborers to the cultural conversation.
Tagged Books and Literature, Chen Nianxi, China, Content Type: Personal Profile, Migrant Labor (Non-Agriculture), Mines and Mining, Poetry and Poets
Vivian Wang
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