Messages from Poetry Lovers
Poetry Lovers
Poetry Lovers' Messages (Congratulatory Edition)
Poetry Lovers' Messages (Poetry Recitation Edition)
Anatoly Tozik
Dr. Irene, M. Han
Kang zhen
Ameen Muneer Mohammed Al-Obaidi
Afraa Jasem
Bashayer
Mobamed Jihad Mobamed Moustafa
JongMay Urbonya
Igor Radev
Katharine Carruthers
Rahab Mahmoud Ahmed Sobh
Fernado Reyes Matta
Varvara Katser
伯乐合唱团
塞拉利昂小木棉合唱团
Millburn Primary School Choir, Northern Ireland, UK
Kingsford Community School, UK
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Poetry Lovers' Messages (Congratulatory Edition)
News Updates
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2026
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2026
Creative Shorts
How to Participate
- Use sound to bring out the beauty of nature in classical Chinese poetry.
- You may recite a poem, perform it in song, or present it in dialect. You're also welcome to incorporate natural sounds such as wind, rain, or ambient outdoor audio to create an immersive listening experience.
Submission Requirements
- Videos should be 1 to 3 minutes long, filmed in landscape format, with clear visuals and good audio quality.
- Entries must be original, free of copyright issues, and appropriate for public sharing.
- Each entry should include at least two lines from classical Chinese poetry related to the sky, people, mountains, or water.
How to Participate
- Use visual expression to capture the world of nature in classical Chinese poetry.
- You may express your ideas through calligraphy, painting, dance, or video. You can also capture landscapes, rivers, lakes, seas, and sunrise scenes to bring poetry into conversation with the natural world.
Submission Requirements
- Videos should be 1 to 3 minutes long, filmed in landscape format, with clear visuals and good audio quality.
- Entries must be original, free of copyright issues, and appropriate for public sharing.
- Each entry should include at least two lines from classical Chinese poetry related to the sky, people, mountains, or water.
How to Participate
- Share the emotions and human connections found in classical Chinese poetry.
- You may translate a poem into your native language, explore how similar images are understood across cultures, or share a personal story inspired by poetry. Let poetry become a bridge between people from different backgrounds.
Submission Requirements
- Videos should be 1 to 3 minutes long, filmed in landscape format, with clear visuals and good audio quality.
- Entries must be original, free of copyright issues, and appropriate for public sharing.
- Each entry should include at least two lines from classical Chinese poetry related to the sky, people, mountains, or water.
