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From the historical to the political to the delicately personal, Zheng Xiaoqiong’s subject matter ranges widely. What remains consistent throughout her work, however, is a commitment to confronting the realities that surround us unflinchingly. As Akira Kurosawa has it, the artist must never avert her eyes. In these poems, Zheng demonstrates that she never does.
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