This anthology, themed "My Beloved Motherland," meticulously selects 70 poems from thousands of outstanding works that celebrate the nation. It includes both timeless classics familiar to readers, such as "Ode to New China," "Our Greatest Festival," "Believe in the Future," "My Beloved Motherland," and "Love Life," as well as contemporary tributes like "China's Sky Eye," "China Taking Off," "The Hong Kong-Zhuhai-Macao Bridge," and "Fuxing Bullet Train: Heading for Spring in Yimeng." With profound ideological depth, artistic merit, and historical value, the collection serves as a microcosm of the glorious 70-year journey of New China and a cherished gift for the 70th anniversary of our motherland.
Li Shaojun, born in 1967 in Xiangxiang, Hunan Province, graduated from the Department of Journalism at Wuhan University in 1989. He previously served as the editor-in-chief of Frontiers magazine and as vice chairman of the Hainan Federation of Literary and Art Circles. Currently, he is the deputy editor-in-chief of Poetry Journal, a renowned poet, and a first-class writer. His major works include Collection of Nature, Collection of Grassroots, and The Station Where the Divine Descends, earning him the title of "Poet of Nature."
