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Han Dong (1961-), a native of Nanjing, Jiangsu, is a modern Chinese poet. Graduated from the Philosophy Department of Shandong University in 1982. During this period, Han Dong began to compose poetry. In 1985, he founded the poetry magazine "They" with Yu Jian and others. Han Dong's representative works include poems such as "About the Big Wild Goose Pagoda", "Have You Seen the Sea", and the novel "Take Root". He once launched the avant-garde poetry movement with Li Yawei and others. Han Dong's poems often use simple and plain words to express philosophy.

Category
Writers
Nationality
People's Republic of China
Born
1961-05-17
Wikidata
Q11774509
Occupations writerpoet
Aliases Han DongHan Dong

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