Chen Yin

Introduction

Chen Yin. Chen Yin’s real name is Chen Licheng. He graduated from the Department of Chinese Literature, Tamkang University. He was a teacher at a senior and a junior high school. He is currently the head of Liuhe Cultural Studio, specializing in artistic creation. Author of Taiwanese poetry compendiums "Love Songs", "Moonlight", "Tainan, Poetry"; Chinese poetry compendiums "Flowing Firefly", "Island Gaze", "Youth Relief", "Poetic Journey", "Listen to the Silence", "Silent, Penghu Sea", novel "Dog Face Years", and other books. He has won a multitude of awards, such as the Wu Zhuoliu Literature Award for New Poetry, the Zhong Zhaozheng Literature Award, the Taiwanese and Hakkah’s Language Literature Award, and the Times Literature Award.

Resident planning

"The Plague'' is a Taiwanese poetry creation project. As the plague spreads, serious disasters often ensue in densely populated cities. The Taiwanese poetry will slowly roam in Taipei City via buses, MRT trains, bicycles, and walking, pondering the relationship between invisible viruses and people, exploring the meaning of life, and bearing witness and leaving a literary testimony to this wave of China's new coronavirus COVID-19 epidemic.