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The Lower Body Poets ("lower body:" Chinese 下半身, pinyin: xiaban shen or xià bàn shēn) are a movement of poets in China in the early 21st century. Among them are Yin Lichuan (尹丽川) and Shen Haobo (沈浩波). describes their work as "sit[ting] at the earthy end of the spectrum" of post Mao poetry in China, but strongly connected to older Chinese poetry and as "hip and disaffected" but still expressing "social concern". Other Lower Body Poets are (李红旗), (李师江), (轩辕轼轲), (巫昂), (朵渔), (马非), and (朱剑).

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rdfs:comment	The Lower Body Poets ("lower body:" Chinese 下半身, pinyin: xiaban shen or xià bàn shēn) are a movement of poets in China in the early 21st century. Among them are Yin Lichuan (尹丽川) and Shen Haobo (沈浩波). describes their work as "sit[ting] at the earthy end of the spectrum" of post Mao poetry in China, but strongly connected to older Chinese poetry and as "hip and disaffected" but still expressing "social concern". Other Lower Body Poets are (李红旗), (李师江), (轩辕轼轲), (巫昂), (朵渔), (马非), and (朱剑). (en) 下半身写作是一种独立的中國現代詩歌写作流派。2000年《》诗刊由沈浩波等创立，同年《下半身写作及反对上半身》发表。之后下半身写作逐渐演变成一个独立的流派。下半身写作意指一种形而下的反知识和文化的写作姿态，强调生命力的真实性。其代表人物有沈浩波、尹丽川、南人、朵渔、巫昂、等。朵渔后获得“”。 (zh)
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