Poet Zheng Zhengxi

Zheng Zhengxi, his real name, has never used a pen name, and has never worn a vest. male. Hometown Daye Village, Hubei Province. Graduated from Changsha Transportation College in 1965. In the same year, he returned to Wuhan to work. Below is what I have collected about the poet Zheng Zhengxi. Everyone is welcome to read and refer to it!

Poet Zheng Zhengxi 1

Online poetry anthologies have recently attracted more attention due to the anti-counterfeiting of poems, although 90% of them Nine people support and applaud it, but after all, there are still a very small number of people who are skeptical, disgusted, or opposed. The Online Poetry Anthology is a public platform, and it also has an editorial department composed of many people, but after all, I am the only one who runs the direction. To this end, I would like to issue a personal statement on the current anti-counterfeiting of poems in online poetry anthologies as follows:

1. The online poetry anthology receives reports from everyone, carefully analyzes the materials, and cracks down on counterfeiting after confirming plagiarism. Any personal entanglements or conflicts of interest. The purpose of cracking down on counterfeiting is to protect the rights and interests of all poetry writers, not to protect the interests of the online poetry anthology and myself.

2. There are too many cases of plagiarism and plagiarism in poetry, and it is impossible to crack down on counterfeiting by catching people with beards and eyebrows. Select typical examples from the materials reported by everyone and publish them. The principles are: large-scale plagiarists, consistent plagiarists, members or officials of provincial writers' associations and the Chinese Writers' Association, poetry "stars" or celebrities, and those who have used the plagiarized works to obtain a license. Those who benefit will not admit their mistakes sincerely. Apart from the above, no verbal or written criticism will be allowed.

3. Whether we should fight against plagiarism of poetry is the same as whether we should fight against pocketing and punishing thieves. We don’t need to ask for anyone’s opinion. You can write an article to attack, curse or slander. , will not flinch or waver because of your disturbance. You are welcome to provide opinions to the online poetry anthology, but we are not allowed to engage in anti-counterfeiting poetry. We will not listen to this opinion, not even a word of it. I would rather close the online poetry anthology, and any fake poems will be cracked down!

4. In the anti-counterfeiting of poems, the number of onlookers was more than the number of onlookers watching the works, which shows that plagiarism is unpopular and will arouse public outrage. This is too It's normal. Those with ulterior motives should not always use the large number of people participating in the crackdown on counterfeiting as an excuse to attack us for allegedly "going too far." If you catch a thief, it’s okay if you don’t participate in the criticism, but you shouldn’t use a magnifying glass to find faults in the person who caught the thief, such as saying that he reprimanded the thief too loudly, that his reprimanding gestures were not graceful, that he didn’t give the thief a drink of water, etc. . We only know two points, one is whether the evidence of plagiarism is established, and the other is that angry accusations of plagiarism cannot be directed into personal attacks.

5. Some people say, don’t force plagiarists to commit suicide, and don’t cause any murders. This is a big joke. We expose plagiarism based on the facts of the text, ask him to return the stolen works to the original owner based on moral principles, and ask him to admit his mistake, apologize, and promise not to do anything else based on the principle of treating illnesses and saving lives. If these constitute "homicide" "Crime", I personally am willing to bear legal responsibility. Some plagiarists were very arrogant before the incident came to light. After being exposed, they immediately "went into the hospital" and even threatened to commit suicide. It's so ridiculous! Well, in the future, I don't want to use my brain, and I want to gain fame and fortune, specifically plagiarizing and assembling other people's works. I You can first buy a pack of sleeping pills, display them online, and attach the text: Whoever wants to get in trouble with me for plagiarism, I will take it by mouth!

6. In view of the fact that there is no room for negotiation in the anti-plagiarism of online poetry anthologies, if this Members of the online poetry anthology editorial board who have different views are welcome to withdraw freely. I am solely responsible for the consequences of anti-plagiarism and have nothing to do with anyone else.

Poet Zheng Zhengxi 2

Anyone who has met Mr. Zheng Zhengxi will probably agree with me: he is so different from the founder of the online poetry anthology Sina Blog. At first sight, he was so humble, low-key, thoughtful and concise. In the blog, he is sharp-edged and unforgiving. He has offended many people and made many people hate him. They cursed him and scolded him, but they could do nothing.

Including me, I also had a small misunderstanding with him. A few years ago, because of my different views on one thing (or someone? I can’t remember clearly), I was blacklisted by him, and he listed me with a group of “black friends” in a blog post. About half a year later, we settled our differences.

The process of our reconciliation showed me his generosity. At the same time, I admire his selfless devotion to poetry. Despite this, he still had "remaining fears" and learned to be good from then on, no longer expressing any opinions to him. How to express it? Maybe it is, more or less, a bit distant.

What’s more, among my friends, some hate him and some hate him. So I generally don’t talk about online poetry anthologies with my friends.

Until last year. During a certain phone call, I learned that Mr. Zheng Zhengxi’s pension, except for his daily expenses, was basically spent on poetry. Not for yourself, but for others. Publishing fees, publishing books, and rewarding poets. I remember that at that time, I was surprised and advised him not to do that. I said, if you have sponsorship, you can do those things, but if you don’t have sponsorship, you don’t have to do them. He said, "I don't smoke or drink, I get public medical care, and my children don't need support to be independent, so I should use the extra money to do some useful things."

Later he became ill. Because I sit in front of the computer for more than ten hours every day to edit and publish articles, I have a problem with my cervical spine. I advised him not to be so desperate. Besides, there are a lot of white-eyed wolves nowadays. Who are you working hard for and busy for? I don’t know if I have said this last sentence. But I clearly remember that for a while, I hated white-eyed wolves.

It was only today that I truly understood: In fact, he was not doing it for anyone, he was doing it for the cause.

In his concluding speech at the Youth Poetry Meeting of the first online poetry competition, he stated the purpose of the meeting this way: gathering everyone is to discuss the "national affairs" of poetry, because usually everyone basically pays attention to I have many poems of my own. He doesn't talk much and is neither humble nor arrogant. He said that the participants we invited must meet two conditions: first, they are all powerful poets; second, they are all clean people. If you don't have these two items, you are not qualified to participate in our poetry meeting. Our invitation is not to see who is famous so that we can promote the online poetry anthology through "sugar daddies", and the online poetry anthology does not need that kind of publicity.

Perhaps because of adhering to such principles and concepts, this event made me feel quite comfortable. I am a mountain person and instinctively avoid busy places. But these days, my maladaptive disorder was completely soothed and it fell asleep comfortably.

During the event, when I learned that Mr. Zheng Zhengxi was 75 years old, I was surprised and admired like other poets. I originally thought he was only around 60 at most. Who would have thought that an old man who is more than seventy years old can still fight against literary corruption with such energy and high morale, and do poetry volunteering year after year without any regrets? Ah, not poetry volunteers, volunteers generally only pay Of time and effort, he also contributed his pension.

Yesterday, an image came to my mind and I couldn’t get rid of it. In the aging mouth, there is a strong tooth.

Yes, that's him. Mr. Zheng Zhengxi. The apologist of poetry and the martyr of poetry. Teacher Zheng.

I would like to call him: Teacher Zheng.

He deserves it.