Introduction to the author Chen Cang 5, Introduction to the author Chen Cang

Chen Cang, formerly known as Chen Yuanxi, was born in the seventies.

A native of Danfeng County, Shaanxi Province, he is a member of the Chinese Writers Association and the Shaanxi Writers Association.

In 1994, he began his literary creation, and has published poetry, ** and other literary works in newspapers and periodicals such as "Poetry Magazine", "Star Poetry", "Poetry God", "Poetry Tide", "Poetry Newspaper Monthly", "Yanhe", "Short Story**", "Yalu River", "**Monthly", "**Selection", "Jiangnan", "Beijing Literature", "Shanghai Literature", "Southern Weekly", "Liberation**" and other newspapers and periodicals.

When he was a student, he published a collection of poems and essays "Eternity and a Moment", and published a collection of poems and essays "Poetry Shanghai". In 2010, he composed 80 poems for the large-scale ** collection of the Shanghai World Expo. "Poetry Shanghai" sold more than 4,000 copies, and strived to let poetry participate in life and enter the market, so that it could not be published at a loss.

Zhao Lihong, Zhao Siyun, An Qi, Guo Chuanzhong and others respectively commented on Chen Cang's poetry creation, believing that it has injected poetry into Shanghai, an economic city, and is a new force in Shanghai's literary creation, especially "Poetry Shanghai" is a "city poetry guide manual".

In 1994, he won the second prize of the National Poetry Contest of the "Star" poetry magazine, the third prize of the "Poetry Tide" poetry contest in 1995, the first prize of the poetry contest held by six departments including "Liberation**" in 2007, the second prize of the prose contest of "Eastern Airlines", and the first prize of the literary creation poetry category in Shangluo District, Shaanxi Province, and won the national literary awards for a total of 9 times. His poems have been recited by recitation artist Guo Chuanzhong and other places such as Shanghai Humanities and Arts Channel, Shanghai Library, and China Pavilion of Shanghai World Expo. He was awarded one star per issue of the 12th issue of the "Star" poetry magazine in 1994, and the "special recommendation" of the Youth Poetry Society in the second half of November 2010 in the second half of November 2010.

He has been selected as the best work of the year many times, and has been shortlisted for the 2011 Chinese Young Poet Award and the Red Gaoliang Poetry Award.

From 1999 to 2006, he stopped creating and concentrated on the research and practice of journalism under the market economy, and served as a reporter, director of the social department, director of the interview center, general assistant and deputy general manager of "Huashang Daily", "Huashang Morning Post", "Information Times", "Southeast Express" and "News Afternoon". In 2000, he began to plan sensational news such as "Whoever Saves My Mother, I Will Marry", "Older Officers Collectively Seek Marriage", and "Open Selection of Parents for Orphans", which have become a model for the news industry to continue to clone later.

By 2007, the non-literary manuscript fee income really solved the problem of survival and life, and then returned to the field of pure literature and wrote poetry and ** with peace of mind. Although pure literary creation is unprofitable, and even laborious, laborious, and subsidized money, he still regards pure literature as the most important thing for himself in the next twenty years.

Chen Cang's literary motto is: We don't ask for anything, we only want to leave something.

Chen Cang (writer).

used to be known as Chen Yuanxi, born in the seventies.

He began his literary creation in 1994 and has published poetry, poetry and other literary works in newspapers and periodicals such as "Flower City", "Poetry Magazine", "Star Poetry", "Poetry God", "Poetry Tide", "Poetry Newspaper Monthly", "Yanhe", "Short Stories**", "Yalu River", "Selected Magazines", "**Monthly", "**Selection", "Jiangnan", "Beijing Literature", "Shanghai Literature", "Literary Circle", "Guangzhou Literature and Art", "Creation and Criticism", "Southern Weekly", "Liberation**" and other newspapers and periodicals.

Major achievements: His 2,200-line poem "Pure Body", the headline of the second half of August 2013 of "Poetry Magazine" and the third issue of "Shanghai Poet" in 2012, respectively, caused social repercussions by intervening in reality.

Since 2013, he has focused on creation. The novella "Father Enters the City" was first published in the 6th issue of "Flower City" in 2012, and was the headline of the 4th issue of "Xinhua Digest" in 2013, the headline of the first issue of "Selected Magazines" in 2013, and the special number of the novella of "Monthly News", which attracted widespread attention, and was considered to be a representative work of another era after "Chen Hansheng went to the city", and was the emotional collision caused by the first generation of migrant workers after settling in the city. The second part of the "Into the City" series "Daughter Enters the City" was published in the headline of the 6th issue of "Guangzhou Literature and Art" in 2013, and was the headline of the 7th issue of "Selected Magazines" in 2013, which is the second headline of the magazine this year.

"Into the City" series** has been launched so far, for the other "Father Enters the City", "Daughter Enters the City", "I Want to Go to Xi'an", "Father's Later Life", and "Shanghai is Not a Beach". All five of them were **, including: "**Selected Magazines" 3 times, "**Monthly" 4 times, "Xinhua Digest" 1 time, "Beijing Literary Novella Monthly" 1 time.

Two (3 times) were selected as the 2013 novella ** selection.

I like his works "Father Enters the City" and "Father's Later Life", which are direct to the hearts of the people and are vivid and touching.

Chencang, known as Xiyu in ancient times, is the birthplace of Zhou and Qin culture. Qin Wugong (687 B.C.) set up Yu County, Qin Xiaogong (361 B.C.) set up Chencang County, and Tang Suzong Zhide two years (757 A.D.) changed its name to Baoji County. On March 1, 2003, with the approval of the first party, Baoji County, Shaanxi Province was abolished and Chencang District, Baoji City was established.

On October 14, 2005, the Municipal Party Committee and the Municipal Government decided to establish the Xishan Working Committee and the Construction Committee under the condition of keeping the administrative division of the western mountainous area unchanged, which was fully responsible for the economic and social development of the 8 towns in Xishan. Chencang District is located at the west end of the Guanzhong Plain in Shaanxi Province, and the district party committee and district ** station are in Yu Town. The district now governs 18 towns, 338 administrative villages, and 2,235 villager groups, with a total population of 10,000, including 10,000 agricultural population; The total area of the whole area is 2,517 square kilometers, 119 kilometers long from east to west, 68 kilometers wide from north to south, and 10,000 acres of cultivated land.

Among them, there are 136 villages and 10,000 people in 8 towns in the western mountainous area, covering an area of 1,584 square kilometers, accounting for the total area of the whole region. At the end of 2005, there were 10,000 poor people in the whole region, including 10,000 poor people in the mountainous areas of western China.