February's Rose - Hua, Bing

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Résumé :
Bing Hua, The Queen of Love Poetry, award-winning poet. Bing Hua 's poems center on lauding the love of life and the beauty of affection. With remarkable poetic lines, she has created vital and extraordinary artistic realms. Thus, in her way of sentiment, language, and rhythm, she has freely and fully instilled the female's tender, warm, and affectionate feelings into the deep souls of her readers. She meticulously cultivates fragrant roses by a creek, in a garden, or even in the field of her whole life. In this, she also cultivates beauty. She integrates her whole heart into nature to directly communicate with nature and submerge herself in the orderly and unorderly boundless firmament. Her poetry is indeed commendable. It is a very unique and culture-rich life experience and mental enlightenment....

Biographie:
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 is called the Bing Hua Style. Her poems are so influential that they are considered Bing Hua Phenomenon. She began writing poetry during the 1980s. Her publications include February's Rose (2022), Selected Poems of Bing Hua, a bilingual work in Chinese and English published in 2019/2020, This is Love (2013), and Roses by the Stream with a Chinese edition published in 2008 and a bilingual edition published in 2019. She co-edited Best Modern and Contemporary Chinese Poetry (2021), Best Overseas Chinese Poetry (2021), Penetrating Time and Space--A Poetry Group of William Marr?2022). Two of her poems, A Hand Fan and Neither out of Flighty or Levity won the Belief in Love Golden Award in the 31st World Congress Poets Contest. The Lotus Obsession won the Butterfly Golden Award in the 1st World Chinese Language Love Poems Contest. She was judged an excellent poet by the Poetry Network in 2016. Bing Hua won the China New Regression Poets award in 2017, and was a Pushcart Prize nominee in 2015 and 2021.