Bøger af Sonia Hu

Shanghai, Forever Lost is a nonfiction book based on the true stories and events of both my grandmother and mother from 1920's Shanghai to 1950's Peking. Shanghai, Forever Lost reflects the bond between mother and daughter in turmoil of war, political takeover and human tragedies. It's a book of oral history that could serve as a witness of Chinese history from the 1920's to the 1950's. With many actual photos of the time, Shanghai, Forever Lost will resonate with its readers who have an interest in mother and daughter relationship as well as life and history of China.

Shanghai, Forever Lost, is a nonfiction book based on the true stories and events of both my grandmother and mother from 1920's Shanghai to 1950's Peking. Shanghai, Forever Lost reflects the bond between mother and daughter in turmoil of war, political takeover and human tragedies. It's a book of oral history that could serve as a witness of Chinese history from the 1920's to the 1950's. With many actual photos of the time, Shanghai, Forever Lost will resonate with its readers who have an interest in mother and daughter relationship as well as life and history of China.

作家紐約桃花（Sonia Hu）的傳記《上海浮生若夢》(再版為《浮生上海》)、電影筆記《鏡花水月懷舊事》、小說集《上海以北，北京以南》之後的第一部個人詩集，詩風既有古典詩歌的韻律美，也有現代詩「直抒其意」式的通達，其中一些詩更帶著淡淡的民國風，可謂是她系列大部頭作品的微縮版，具有極強的可讀性。 American Chinese writer Sonia Hu's first poetry collection after the publication of her biography "Shanghai Forever Lost", the film journal "Mirror Flower Water Moon", and the novel "North of Shanghai, South of Beijing". Her poetic style has the rhythmic beauty of classical poetry and the directness of modern poetry.

這本書收錄的故事都是我在紐約斷斷續續寫成的，從1994年的愛情故事到2022年的移民故事，橫跨28年的時間。在時間面前，年華逐漸老去，生命變得無足輕重，我們逐漸意識到命運的主宰不在我們手中。所有的滄海桑田，悲歡離合不過是我們面對時間時無奈時的幻像。在時光的縫隙中，在我們注定消失之前，將一切所見、所感、所想記錄下來或許是一種保存時代記憶的方式。這本集子裡的幾篇小說都是根據真實事件撰寫而成，如《應太太紐約生存記》、《易碎的浪漫》、《少女安雅之往事》、《黑貓安mi mi men森》、《海倫的紐約》等，都是我在紐約遇到的人，聽到的故事。尤其《一個紐約的葬禮》更是我內心難以泯滅的傷痛往事構成，大有不寫就不罷甘休的衝動。除了紐約之外，我還寫了幾篇發生在國內的故事，雖然是虛構，但都有非虛構的影子。我常常覺得，我們每一個人在這個世上走一圈，就是在時間的流逝中探索自己的生與死。或多或少，人生都是我們靈魂既定的命運使然。只是在這樣人生的掙扎與時光流逝的縫隙中，能夠給予人們一些光和愛，就是我們這場人生之旅的意義。

這本文集收錄了我近幾年撰寫的19篇非虛構紀實文章，其中14篇刊登在台灣《傳記文學》期刊上。我的非虛構寫作始於2011年。當時，我開始在美國的兩家中文博客網站上連載了關於我母親以及我外婆的身世，受到了極大的歡迎，每篇都有上萬的閱讀量。我因此受到了鼓舞，便將這些文章整理成書，取名《上海浮生若夢》，在美國首版發行。在2011年前，我並不了解我父親的家族往事。 2011年開始在美國的兩家中文網上寫博客後，美國中文電視台做了一檔關於我曾祖父，江南大儒胡石予的節目，採訪了在同一個中文網上寫博客的我叔叔胡思升、我姐姐胡榕以及我。採訪是在胡思升的公寓進行，我第一次看到了我曾祖父胡石予的照片和他著名的手抄詩集之一《秋風詩卷》，深受觸動。為此，我寫了第一篇紀念胡石予的文章，開始了我的尋根之旅，從2018年開始，陸續撰寫刊發了一系列的關於我家族中的傳奇人物。我一直認為自己是一個老靈魂，喜歡探索往事中的人和事，在歷史的灰塵中打撈吸引我、感動我的故事碎片。我從小出生長大在北京，常常喜歡在故宮與頤和園中流連忘返，讓思緒飄向千百年前的朝代，想像著曾經生活在這裡的古人們的前情軼事。那時，我並不了解自己家族的歷史，也從未想過有一天我會撰寫他們的故事。到了美國許多年之後，在一個偶然的機會中，我才解了我家族的過往，開始熱衷於把了解的故事寫出來。我感覺這就是冥冥之中的命運，你永遠不知道是誰掌握你的人生，更不知道人生的使然往往是暗藏的玄機，引領著你走向一個無法預測的未來。從2011年開始，我寫過大量的非虛構內容，但這部書收集的僅僅為我在中文報刊、雜誌及公眾號上發表過的文章。感謝生活賦予我的各種人生經歷，靈魂在生命中給予我的靈感與觸動。回眸家族往事經年，雖然時光的流水帶走了我的祖輩，埋葬了關於他們的往事，但靈魂的牽引以我所看不見的那隻手，引導著我的人生，用我的文字將他們一一紀錄在案。雖然，他們的生命歷程以及靈魂存在的意義遠遠超越這些文字的描述，但這本文集作為一粒人生歷史的時光膠囊，終將為他們的人生在歷史的洪流中留下幾許微小的物質痕跡。

這是一本作者胡桃創作於八十年代的詩歌，是一部青春的詩集。 正如評論家洪君植所評述的那樣：我們靜靜地讀胡桃詩的時候，我們會不知不覺中走進那個充滿激 情而又迷茫，混沌的時代，那個時代不是少男少女的懵懂，是社會位 面的懵懂，文化層面的青澀，文學領域的稚嫩。而胡桃的詩以其青澀、 稚嫩、懵懂、淡雅的詩語，徐徐地切開了裹包著心靈的那一層薄膜。 無論是青澀還是悸動，光影始終是讓人萬般無奈地"逝者如斯夫"， 而人們面對世間有為法，無論是如夢幻泡影，還是如露如電總是要紅 塵中各走自己的路。 "歲日是我們雙眸中 / 一條無標記的線"。沒有 標記，沒有邊際，在塵世虛幻的世界裡變成虛擬的世界，從光怪陸離， "閃光的履歷"三個維度的立體空間，縮成兩個維度的平面，再從平 面編成一條一個維度的線。然而，年輕的執著是最強大的力量，他們"循著太陽的光影""走向一起"。他們"穿過霧靄 / 目光中消失了 青青的童年 / 成熟 / 凝注了激情的語言", 他們堅信"有一天，我們 / 會找到重合的焦點"(《無題》1983.1)。於是我們讀到了那個時代 少男少女的徬徨，期盼，躊躇與堅毅。縱觀這裡收錄的八九十年代的詩，我們從中看到那個時代青春的 激情與坍縮，可以讀到縮小版的時代映像與時代青春男女的心路歷程。This is a collection of youthhood poems by Sonia Hu in the early 1980s. As the critic Hong Junzhi commented: when we read this collection of poems, we unknowingly enter the era full of passion, confusion, and chaos. That era is not the age of innocence for teenagers, but the age of ignorance of society and culture, and the immaturity of the literature. Sonia's poems, with her unmatured youth, and elegant poetic language, slowly cut through the layer of film that wraps the soul and heart.

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"North of Shanghai South of Beijing" is a fictional novel that takes place in metropolitan cities, such as Beijing, Shanghai, and New York, between a span of 15 years, told through a collection of short stories that focus on love and the journey of life.

A collection of media reports, exclusive interviews, as well as articles about artist Stone Chun Shi ranging -- from 1993 to 2019, that reveals his journey as a visual artist, musician, MTV Asia VJ, and creator of Stone Oil Cube. As an artist who lives life to the fullest, Stone came to New York from China in 1988 to pursue his dream of being a professional artist in the free world. He established his style of the postmodern abstract oil painting. His multi-medium oil paintings were among those avant-garde artists who were chosen to exhibit in contemporary art venues such as Alternative Museum, Clock Tower, and White Columns in New York City. In the midst of rising, Stone chose another path and moved to Taiwan. He was discovered as a spokesperson for the New New Generation and appeared in a series of successful tea commercials for the youth market. He quickly released a heavy metal album and exhibited in the top-notch Taiwan contemporary art galleries such as IT Park ¿¿¿¿¿¿and ¿¿. Stone became a VJ (VJ Schutze) for MTV Asia's Mandarin Channel in 1995 and hosted daily shows such as Headbanger's Ball, Time Out, and China Block. From 1996 to 2010, Stone was an entrepreneur focusing his innovative energy in streaming media, mobile app development, and wearable technology. In 2010, He developed his own style in fine art via a series of oil cube paintings to portray Chinese and US currency, Marilyn Monroe, and other pop icons. From these interviews and articles, you will clearly see his path in life as an innovator and artist who chose to live his life on the edge and to the fullest.

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A Reflection on Passing Time consists of poems and artwork by 29 Chinese and American Chinese poets and contemporary artists, who have been living and working in New York for more than a decade. For these writers and artists, New York becomes more than a location. It becomes a constant carnival of art and culture that serves as the inspiration to their work.