Leung Ping-kwan

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Leung Ping-kwan, 2015

Leung Ping-kwan ( Chinese  梁秉鈞  /  梁秉钧 , Pinyin Liáng Bǐngjūn , Jyutping Loeng 4 Bing 2 gwan 1 , born April 20, 1949 in Jiangmen District Xinhui , Republic of China ; † January 5, 2013 in Hong Kong ) was a Chinese poet , author and Literary scholar . He lived and worked in Hong Kong.

Life

Leung received a bilingual (English / Chinese) education in Hong Kong and received his PhD from the University of Southern California in San Diego California in the USA . His beginnings as a poet began in the 1960s when he published his first of a total of 11 volumes of poetry under the pseudonym Ye Si ( 也 斯 , Yě Sī , Jyutping Jaa 5 Si 1 ). Novels, short stories, travelogues and essays followed.

Leung's activities have included translations, literary reviews and scholarly work on literature, cinematography and the culture of Hong Kong. When he died, he was a professor of the Chinese language at Lingnan University in Hong Kong.

honors and awards

Publications

poetry
  • 1987: Islands and Continents .
  • 1992: City at the End of Time . Bilingual, the English text by Gordon T. Osing. Twilight Books Co., University of Hong Kong, Hong Kong.
  • 2000: Dongxi (East-West).
  • 2000: Strange Poems of Birds and Flowers , Poems; translated by Wolfgang Kubin . Goethe Institute, Hong Kong.
  • 2000: From politics and the fruits of the field , poems; translated by Wolfgang Kubin. DAAD, Berliner Künstlerprogramm, Berlin, ISBN 3-89357-059-4 .
  • 2002: Traveling with a Bitter Melon , anthology. Bilingual, the English text by Martha PY Cheung. Asia 2000, Hong Kong.
  • 2009: Von Jade und Holz , poems; translated and with a comment by Wolfgang Kubin. Drava Verlag, Klagenfurt, ISBN 978-3-85435-596-0 .
Novels and essays
  • 1988: three fish .
  • 1994: City Memoirs - City Stories .
  • 2000: Postcards from Prague .
  • 2002: Walking in Berlin , Oxford University Press, Hong Kong, ISBN 0-19-593834-8 .
  • 2009: Postcolonial Affaires of Food and Love
City culture in Hong Kong
  • 1995: Hong Kong Culture , Xianggang wen hua, Hong Kong.
  • 2008: With Martin Zeller, photographer: The Diagonal Mirror: Space and Time in Photographing Hong Kong . Essays by Leung Ping-kwan and Heinz Stahlhut with a foreword by Wolfgang Kubin. Kehrer, Heidelberg, ISBN 978-3-939583-88-2 .

Web links

Individual evidence

  1. ^ Death of the poet Leung Ping-kwan in Neue Zürcher Zeitung of January 10, 2013