Im Namen von Land und Leben

Der Autor, er gehört der Volksgruppe der Nuosu an, vertraut mit seinen eigenen Traditionen, stellt sich bewusst seiner Geschichte, thematisiert seine Herkunft, und bezieht sich in seinem Schreiben auf Vertreter der unterschiedlichen Kulturen der Welt. Der Reflexionsbogen seiner Essays und Reden spannt sich von Leopardi über Puschkin bis hin zur gegenwärtigen chinesischen Lyrik. Jidi Majia bestätigt die Wichtigkeit des kulturellen Transfers, beweist aber auch die Notwendigkeit der sicheren Verortung in der eigenen Kultur.

In the Name of Land and Life-Selected Speeches of Jidi Majia first select 22 speeches of Jidi Majia and is translated into Chinese. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is literary speeches (12 speeches) which are collected from the speeches the author was invited to made in the domestic and international academic occasions, themed with his philosophy of conducting himself and writing articles including regional cultural differences, cultural diversity, environmental protection, the universal sense of justice, truth, equality of all beings,etc. The second part is cultural speeches (10 speeches) collected from the five cultural activities (creative activities) initiated and launched by the author when he worked in Qinghai. The attachment collects nine dissertations of poet peers and critics at home and abroad about their researches on Jidi Majia (involving six languages: Russian, Chinese, English, Spanish, French and Polish). From the other side, it reflects that Jidi Majia has developed a preliminary role in literary history in the academic and poetry circles of the domestic and international community.

In the Name of Land and Life-Selected Speeches of Jidi Majia first select 22 speeches of Jidi Majia and is translated into Chinese. The book is divided into two parts. The first part is literary speeches (12 speeches) which are collected from the speeches the author was invited to made in the domestic and international academic occasions, themed with his philosophy of conducting himself and writing articles including regional cultural differences, cultural diversity, environmental protection, the universal sense of justice, truth, equality of all beings,etc. The second part is cultural speeches (10 speeches) collected from the five cultural activities (creative activities) initiated and launched by the author when he worked in Qinghai. The attachment collects nine dissertations of poet peers and critics at home and abroad about their researches on Jidi Majia (involving six languages: Russian, Chinese, English, Spanish, French and Polish). From the other side, it reflects that Jidi Majia has developed a preliminary role in literary history in the academic and poetry circles of the domestic and international community.