In 2004, Isle Park became one of the famous writers of Olive Tree Literature on overseas Chinese literature websites. Although his literary works are divorced from mainstream literature, they are quite famous among overseas Chinese. He mainly describes youth, race, drift, art and other themes with dreamy and avant-garde brushwork. His writing style is sometimes strange, sometimes warm, sometimes light and frank, with postmodern characteristics. He has a low-key personality and is extremely protective of his privacy. So far, he has not revealed his basic information.

Early Style 2004–2008

Isle Park's early literary works have the visual sense of the French minority film "The House of Art", with vague characters, complicated emotional relations and the staggered collision between art and reality. His masterpieces are Beloved and Epiphyllum. Represents the selection of elephants. It has been criticized by overseas critics as "the most critical literary work".

Mid-term style 2008-20 12

Isle Park's first work published in China was Isle Park Dictionary/My Dictionary of New Words, which was included in the independent literary publication Carp/Loneliness in 2008. These words are simple and short, similar to Weibo's style of writing. At that time, there was no Weibo in China, which also confirmed the avant-garde and advanced nature of Isle Park's writing.

During this period, there were not many literary works in Isle Park. Due to the closure of the website of Olive Tree Literature, Isle Park's works appeared in overseas literary journals, such as Poetry Sky, Today and Landing.

During this period, he began to translate English poems of local New Zealand poets, such as Janet Frame, JK Baxter and Christina Conrad.

Current style 20 13-

On 20 13, Isle Park published a translation of The Hungry Narcissus and a novel Sigh. Compared with the early days, his style has a sense of artistic alienation, more introverted and more secure. Sigh describes the inner changes after returning from New Zealand. Hungry Narcissus translated the first poem about the fate of love by a famous New Zealand poet.

After returning to China, Isle Park often attended fashion parties, the opening ceremony of art exhibitions and other activities, such as Bazaar and Shanghai Fashion Week. His images can be seen everywhere, and the most famous one is that he was photographed dancing by French fashion media.

65438+February 2006 Wandering Prose Poetry Collection "Elephant"

In June 2008, Isle Park Dictionary was included in Lonely Carp.

On June 5438+February, 2008, the poetry broadcast program "He Ki Uta/ Birds scattered all over the ground"

In May 2009, the music album Tanihua/Wandering Heart collected seven pure music albums with different desires for good and evil.

20 10 June 5438+00, single Karaki/dancing and chanting.

June 20th11,single "Aholoa/Moonrise and Moonfall"

20 12 10 month, single Kahulanji/singing deep blue.

The Hungry Narcissus translated by New Zealand poet Christina Conrad

Excerpts from works:

Elephant (original name: shape and love are not mixed)

Isle Park's rebellion was born in February 2006, the first book of poems and songs about Xia Ke.

The concept of vagrancy in poetry collection is also in line with the basic concept of DIY in punk culture.

10 poetry was exiled to all parts of the world, and the farthest went to Iceland.

If you are destined, you will find it in a secret corner.

In 2006, with the popularity of online novels, a mysterious author named Isle Park suddenly published a poem "Elephant" (formerly known as "Love without Miscellaneous Forms"), which caused an uproar in the literary world and was regarded by readers as a new generation of Yu Xia. This work is the originator of independent publication. Before that, there were no truly independent publications in Chinese mainland.

A collection of songs that can sing "Xi Xi"

Also known as double happiness.

Issue date: 2008- 1 1

Version function: audio poetry album

Publishing Company: New Zealand Book Habits Company

introduce ...

Xi Xi is the poet Isle Park's second collection of poems and songs. The inspiration for reading recorded poems comes from the tradition of oral inheritance of history by Maori in New Zealand. They didn't record their culture a hundred years ago, and all the customs were handed down orally. In 2007, when he went to Qinghai Tibetan area to attend the 9th Chakme Rinpoche's bed-sitting ceremony, he was exposed to the longest-lived epic "Biography of King Gesar" in the world. It is not only a melting pot of ethnic cultural diversity, but also a witness to the sustainable development of multi-ethnic folk culture. This multi-ethnic oral epic is the crystallization of grassland nomadic culture, representing the highest achievement of ancient Tibetan and Mongolian folk culture and oral narrative art, and its singing and performance have been inherited by countless bard generations. So "Xi" was inspired and was born.