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Names of the student interpreters (in alphabetical order):
CHEN Wanqing, LAW Yiu Shing Jonathan, LI Tianyun, LI Zi, LIN Danwei, MAK Yee Ting, RUAN Yifan, SUNG Kai Fan, TIAN Siyu, XIAO Wenqi, XU Jing, XU Yuxin, YANG Xiaoqing, YUEN Fong Ching, and ZHANG Yi.
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The Labyrinth of Literature: A Dialogue between Nguyen Bao Chan & Yu Xiang (Guest Speaks: Ms. Nguyen Bao Chan & Ms. Yu Xiang)
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The Labyrinth of Literature: A Dialogue between Nguyen Bao Chan & Yu ...
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A member of the Vietnam Writers Association, Nguyen Bao Chan trained as a cinema scenarist at the Hanoi Cinema and Theatre University, and earned her Bachelor of Arts in1991. She currently works for Vietnam Television as an editor in the areas of Arts and Culture. Her major publications are Burned River (Publisher of Vietnam Writers Association, 1994), which received an Award from the Vietnamese Literary and Arts Union in 1994, Barefoot in Winter (Youth Publications, 1999), and Thorns in Dreams (Vietnamese-English bilingual edition, The Gioi Publisher, 2010). Her works are also included in The Defiant Muse: Vietnamese Feminist Poems from Antiquity to the Present (Women’s Publishing House, Hanoi, 2007) and many other poetry anthologies. She has read her poetry at literary festivals in Vietnam and abroad, including the prestigious international Poetry Festival of Medellin in Colombia (2008), Poetry Parnassus Festival in London, United Kingdom (2012), Festival International des Poètes en Val de Marne in Paris, France (2013), and the Melbourne Writers Festival in Melbourne, Australia (2015).
Yu Xiang is a key figure of the post-70s Chinese poets. She is the author of multiple collections, including To the One Who Writes Poetry Tonight (The Atypical, 2012), Surging toward Them (Chongqing University Press, 2015), Sorceress (China Youth Publishing, 2015), Sunlight Shines Where It’s Needed (Showwe, 2015), D’autres choses (Caractères, 2016), and Poem in a Pocket (Shandong Literature and Arts, 2016). Her first bilingual volume I Can Almost See the Clouds of Dust (Zephyr/The Chinese University Press, 2013; translated by Fiona Sze-Lorrain) was longlisted for the 2014 PEN Award for Poetry in Translation. A new bilingual chapbook Trace was released in 2017. Yu Xiang’s honors include the Rougang Poetry Prize, the Yulong Poetry Prize, the Cultural China Annual Poetry Award, and the Chinese Media Literature “Poet of the Year” Award. As a visual artist, she has exhibited oil paintings at various venues.
