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 A brief introduction of Chuan Sha¡¯s Literary Career

                Updated 2023

 

Chuan Sha is a Chinese-Canadian, contemporary poet, novelist and playwright. Chuan Sha once worked as an editor in publishing houses and newspapers. He was born in Chongqing, Sichuan Province, China. His real name is Xiang-ze Yin. His parents are both government officials. Chuan Sha encountered the Cultural Revolution in China when he was in the first grade of junior high school. After that, he experienced the life of an educated youth going to the countryside and working as a factory worker. Graduated from Sichuan University in 1980, and then worked in a publishing house as a literary editor and literary creation. He lived in the UK in 1991 and immigrated to Canada in 1999. He has served as editor-in-chief of two publishing houses and three newspapers. Chuan Sha's literary creation period spans from 1978 to the present, and his literary genres include poetry, short stories, novels, stage scripts, essays, and literary criticism articles. Before publishing the 850,000-word volume " Rootless  Era" in 2019, he published the 400,000-word novel "Sunshine" in the Taiwan Commercial Press in 2004. In 2012, his 920,000-word novel " The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown " was published by China Huashan Literature and Art Publishing House.  The two novels "Sunshine" and " The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown " were highly commented and praised by Chinese writers Bai Hua and Mo Yan, American writer Ha Jin, British writer Zhao Yiheng, Hong Ying, etc. They also wrote prefaces to these two novels. . Chuan Sha also published  many short stories  . Some of his stage plays have been performed in Canada many times.  

  ¡° Rootless Era ¡± is a coming-of-age novel about Chinese students and immigrants in North America, Canada and the United States at the beginning of the 21st century. It describes how the protagonist strives to understand and integrate into the embrace of the world in the life and love of immigrants who are separated from life and death. The author lived in the UK in 1991 and immigrated to Canada in 1999. He has lived as an immigrant for nearly 30 years and has been engaged in novel creation for a long time. He has unique, in-depth and solid experience in life practice and literary creation. Starting from Canada, the author reveals the dark and difficult side of life for international students and immigrants around the world. The novel describes overseas immigrants and study abroad life with more than 800,000 words. It is the largest gray book to date that describes overseas immigrants in a purely literary way.

 

Chuan Sha's major publications


The Shadowy Crowds (Poetry)
China's Writers Printing House, 2001

 

The Sojourners (Short Stories, Co-authored)
Taiwan Buffalo Publishing House, 2004

 

The Sunlight (Novel)
Taiwan Commercial Press, Ltd., 2004

 

Spring Night (Poetry, with English version)
Guangxi Normal University Press, 2006

 

The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown (Novel)
Hua Shan Literature and Arts Press, 2012

 

Language for a New Century: Contemporary Poetry from the Middle East, Asia, and Beyond (Selected into the collection)
W. W. Norton & Company, U.S.A. 2007

 

Variety Crossing Vol. 8 (Selected into the collection)
Korean-Canadian Literary Forum-21 Press, 2006

 

Song of the Skirts (Script of 3-Act, 10-Scene Verse drama  )

 Three Public performances in O.I.S.E. Theatre, University of Toronto, 2004£» York Woods Public Library Theatre, 2005£» and Canada National TV Studio£¬2013.

 

Happy Union  (Script of 4-Act, 19-Scene Verse   )
Public performance given in the P.C. Ho Theatre on November 1, 2008.  

 

The Sunlight (2-Act Dance Drama, based on the novel with the same name)

Public performance given in Canada National TV Studio, September 2015

 

Appreciation: Selected Poems by Chuan Sha (Critic Reviews)

Chief Compiler: Li Yongyin, Assistant Compilers:  Li Zhixiong, Fan Yun, and Hu Xiaogen 

Hebei Education Press, 2010

 

Rootless Era(Novel)

Western Ontario Press Inc.Canada,  2019

 

A Selection of Poems By Chuan Sha (Poetry)

Bestview Scholars Publishing,Canada,2019

 

Avant-garde Boys(Long poem )

Bestview Scholars Publishing, Canada,2019

 

An Era of Materialism and Lyrics(Poetic theory)

Bestview Scholars Publishing, Canada,2019)

 

  Creative Style 

 The poet-turned-novelist Chuan Sha believes that poetry is secreted. In his novel creation, he always uses Tolstoy's bulldozer-like steadfast and large-scale narrative. Occasionally, he can't help but sublimate some surrealistic things. Poetic hallucination scenes, myths and dreamy characters, such as the grenade at the end of "Sunshine" that exploded in the river and turned into a silver butterfly, and then turned into a fish with words; in "The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown ", they appear from time to time In the starry night sky, the big bird chases the male protagonist Jin Yan, who is heartbreakingly crying and his beautiful biological mother has transformed into an illusion; in the final chapter of " Rootless Era ", under the sun at dawn, it appears like a mirage on the Pacific Ocean. The "ghost fleet" of the Chinese that drifted to Mexico in the ancient Shang Dynasty, and Confucius who appeared over the ocean almost at the same time with three thousand disciples, and Jesus surrounded by the twelve disciples, the two sides met over the Pacific Ocean and had a profound impact on China. Culture and Western culture, beautiful allegorical scenes of future peace and so on.

 In the narrative of Chuan Sha's novels, seemingly ordinary scenery and psychological descriptions often imply montage-style foils and revelations. Metasets, symbols, magic, stream of consciousness, the intersection of time and space in modernist literature, the language philosophy of Bakhtin and Wittgenstein, etc., seem to have a deeper texture in Chuan Sha's thinking. His training in laser physics at the university gave him a deep understanding of the world of quantum physics and the logic of Einstein's theory of relativity, which is different from the inevitability, regularity and certainty of the traditional Newtonian mechanics of the universe, but rather non-determinism, probability and contingency. Therefore, in the plot narrative of his novels, there is often a polyphonic progression, accompanied by the intersection of multiple times and spaces. In the relationship between characters, conscious and subconscious expressions appear alternately, reality and dreams, memories and fantasies occur at the same time. It may seem vague, brittle, scattered, and unreasonable, but it actually has a rigorous internal logic. This kind of novel narrative is particularly prominent in Chuan Sha's early poems and short stories. However, when entering the novels, the narrative becomes more traditional. Basically, it follows the classic Russian novel techniques of the 19th century, but in the core of the story, However, it uses quite modernist techniques and internal logic to construct a kinetic energy that touches and inspires readers' hearts or subconsciousness, thereby sublimating the story and fable from the perspective of moral conscience.

 

   Some novel reviews 

From Chuan Sha's novels, we can see that the problem of spiritual home will always be a problem, and more and more Chinese people will realize it. Moreover, every Chinese who looks back seriously will understand that so many "Foolish behavior and cruel behavior" are not accidental, but what Chuan Sha wrote so convincingly in the novel is due to the lack of spiritual pursuit. Then, denying modernity in general does not solve the problem. The most important thing is to obtain a spiritual dimension. In Chuansha's view, the souls of the Chinese people need to be thoroughly cleansed, even if they do not pursue "modernization" and even if they are in a foreign country. So is it possible for Chinese souls to be redeemed? Chuan Sha's novel raises such questions but does not answer them clearly. Excellent works of art are meant to ask questions rather than prescribe. When we hide ourselves and ask ourselves, the novel has brought us to the state of enlightenment. ¡¾30¡¿             

Yi-heng Zhao: Professor, writer, poet, and literary critic at the Institute of Oriental Studies, University of London, UK  

   

"I haven't read a novel that made me feel so heavy in a long time. The pictures of blood and fire in the novel brought me back to the nightmare nearly forty years ago (perhaps many Chinese people think that the nightmare has awakened) , I think not.), forcing me to rethink many fundamental issues of our country and nation. Although I have been thinking about it, and I paid a heavy price for this thinking. ... Chuan Sha's novel made What shocked me was not only his delicate reproduction of past scenes and souls, but also the revelation of the burden on the souls of these characters. The protagonist of the novel, Qin Tian, only lives in another country, in another country that loves him but does not have the same experience as him. Only in front of the traditional and open-minded Chinese woman who is approaching to examine him can we see ourselves clearly. I found that many classic novels can use various specific description techniques (realism, surrealism, stream of consciousness...) , but it does not prevent it from being an incisive fable as a whole and a long poem at the same time. For example: "The True Story of Ah Q" by Mr. Lu Xun, "The Story of Hulan River" by Xiao Hong, " The Tin Drum" by G¨¹nter Grass , Marcos's "One Hundred Years of Solitude"... etc. The novel "Sunshine" is also a fable, a fable with profound meaning.¡¾31¡¿

 

Bai Hua: Chinese writer, poet, screenwriter

.

 "Chuan Sha is a modest gentleman, but he is ambitious in his novel creation. This "Sunshine" is proof of this. He tried to use novels to explore the belief issues of the Chinese people, and tried to use novels to deconstruct history and reconstruct history. Therefore, history and philosophy They are intertwined, the magnificence and tenderness are blended into one, the pain of the past and the anxiety of the future coexist in the text. A book should not bear so much, but it does bear so much, which is why I Important reasons to recommend this book.¡±[32]


Mo Yan: Chinese writer

 , author of The Red Sorghum. He won the 2005 International Nonino Prize in Italy. In 2012, Mo was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature for his work as a writer "who with hallucinatory realism merges folk tales, history and the contemporary"     

 

  "This is another full-length novel by Chuan Sha. The style is simple and sincere, and is very close to readers. The story spans Asia and Europe from the late Qing Dynasty to the early Republic of China. It includes the love tragedy of the male protagonist Jin Yan and a female soldier during the civil war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. The march diary and the plot of the Kuomintang general Cai Kewu being shot and killed by the Red Army all describe the human side in the cold politics and cruel war. The novel describes the fate of three generations, including the youngest generation of the three brothers of the Jin family and their classmates. It is the fate of Fa Xiaofan, Bukharin and others, which is the epitome of the typical characters of our contemporaries that " The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown " focuses on." 

 

 Mo Yan: Chinese writer        

 

Sunshine is an ambitious novel. It attempts to describe the spiritual trauma and decline of the Chinese people through a love story, thereby moving towards the inherent field of literature - the human soul. Since the 1980s, the literary world in mainland China has been filled with works about the flesh and the ancients, making literature lose its weight and making writers insignificant. In this sense, "Sunshine" is a work that actively engages with the world. Chuan Sha's writing style is passionate, romantic and colorful, showing readers a bloody and gorgeous world. 

   Ha Jin: American writer, poet, member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

 author of Waiting, Crazed, and War Trash .Hemingway Foundation/PEN Award (1997)£¬Guggenheim Fellowship (1999)£¬National Book Award (1999)£¬PEN/Faulkner Award (2000)£¬Asian Fellowship (2000¨C2002)£¬Townsend Prize for Fiction (2002)£¬PEN/Faulkner Award (2005)£¬Fellow of American Academy of Arts and Sciences (2006)


 " The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown " is a magnificent novel. Chuansha worked hard to write solidly and meticulously, and every sentence is full of texture-providing new things or information. The whole novel is full of passion, romantic and simple, and has the charm of a classic novel. 

    Ha Jin: American writer, poet, member of the American Academy of Arts and Sciences

    " The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown " is a poignant and moving drama of chaos. The story and destiny of the protagonist of the novel have always been wandering and chaotic due to war and political storms. The whole novel inherits the consistent allegorical style of Chuan Sha, and the fate of the protagonist of the novel hints at the times. If mother represents culture and father represents faith, then the protagonist's search for the true meaning of his relatives is the core decryption of this novel. ¡¾36¡¿

       Ying Hong: British writer

    

   "Sunshine" is a large novel. Chuan Sha wrote it passionately with a length of 400,000 words. From an artistic point of view, this work was quite successful. First, the large length of 400,000 words does not give people a sense of oppression or emptiness, which is quite difficult. The author's narration and transitions are quite smooth, and the plot is tense and powerful. Secondly, the author freely connects poetry and narrative, and the narrative sentences are full of passion and appeal. Thirdly, it shows considerable artistic skill in detail imagination and description, achieving an extremely special lyrical effect. For example, the whirring grenade about to explode that Bai Hua greatly admires has a special symbolic flavor in the dream and in the narrative. ("Sunshine" pp. 4-11.) Fourth, the symbolic and mysterious image structure gives the novel's narrative profound ideological implications. "¡¾37¡¿

     Yong-yin Li: literary critic, professor of Chinese Department of Zhejiang University 

 

 "Chuan Sha is an extremely strict and serious novelist. " The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown " uses its grand perspective to show the protagonist's emotions and memories in the huge time and space background of history and present, China and Britain. He not only pays attention to the protagonist's history and real destiny, and depicts the secrets of the soul with its delicate and simple brushwork. It is obsessed with the memory of a special era, questioning the helplessness and accidents of life, and showing the inner and tenacious will to survive. This is the power of " The Lady in the Blue-Flowered Mandarin Gown "¡¾38¡¿

      Yong-yin Li: literary critic, professor of Chinese Department of Zhejiang University  


Chuan Sha has always paid close attention to the current reality in China, and he tried to answer the difficult question of the vacancy of contemporary faith. Among contemporary Chinese novels, "Sunshine" not only confronts history, but also thoroughly considers China's contemporary reality. It sees the root of the problem. As a novel, it is impossible to solve those spiritual problems, and no work can really be completed. However, it vividly presents such a complex inner world of Chinese people that they are Chuansha presents the pains drawn by history and reality in the sunshine, allowing us to see those marks and the light of the future more clearly. The path to salvation is not a fatalistic predetermination in foreign religions. , but unfolds in the firm choice of oneself. This is its significance today, this is the "sunshine" that must shine on the self-confidence of the new generation of Chinese people.  Chuan Sha wrote this novel out of ambition, as Mo Yan said. His structural processing of the narrative of the novel is quite bold, and the repeated interweaving of reality and history makes this work rich in historical content and far-reaching thoughts. The novel almost describes the deep political trauma in modern Chinese history, which is projected on the spirit of every Chinese person. At the moment when we face new historical choices, these wounds have not been healed. We need greater courage to face history and bear the reality and future. The details of the novel are also quite outstanding. A lot of poetry is incorporated into the narrative of the novel. It can be seen that Chuan Sha is still a pretty good poet. The poetry is consistent with the passion that always circulates in the novel, which promotes the smooth narrative of the novel, making the historical background story and the thoughts of the real characters form an inner emotional flow, and also makes this work unique in artistic expression. Stronger literary meaning. ¡¾39¡¿

 Xiao-ming Chen: literary critic, director and professor of the Chinese Department of Peking University

 

 


 


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