原名龚佩瑜。福建厦门人。1952年生。1979年开始发表诗歌。为中国“朦胧派”女诗人的代表。现任福建省文联副主席和厦门作协主席。已出版的诗集有《双桅船》《会唱歌的鸢尾花》和《始祖鸟》等。

Shu Ting is the pen name of Gong Peiyu. She was born in 1952 in Xiamen, Fujian Province. Her poems were first known to the public in 1979. In the early 1980s, she achieved prominence as the leading female representative of "Misty" poetry. She is the deputy chair of the Fujian Writers Association and the chair of Xiamen Writers Association. Her collections of poetry include The Double-Masted Boat (1982), The Singing Iris (1986) and Archaeopteryx (1992).

河南洛阳人。1981年生。现任四川外语学院成都学院英语教师。曾获第十九届“韩素音青年翻译奖竞赛”（汉译英组）二等奖、“译林翻译新人奖”（第四期）一等奖。

An Fang was born in 1981 in Luoyang, Henan Province. She is now an English teacher in Chengdu Institute, Sichuan International Studies University. She has won the second prize in the 19th Han Suyin Award for Young Translators and the first prize in the 4th Yilin Award for New Translators.

“我爱你”

“I Love You”

谁热泪盈眶地，信手
在海滩上写下了这三个字

谁又怀着温柔的希望
用贝壳嵌成一行七彩的题词

最后必定是位姑娘
放下一束雏菊，扎着红手绢

于是，走过这里的人
都染上无名的相思

Who scribbled on the beach
These three words
With warm tears brimming over

Who later wrote an epigraph nearby
And decorated it
With colorful shells and tender hopes

There must have come a girl afterwards
Who laid down a bunch of daisies
With a red handkerchief tightly tied

And then all passers-by
Are stricken with lovesickness

双桅船

Double-Masted Boat

雾打湿了我的双翼
可风却不容我再迟疑
岸呵，心爱的岸
昨天刚刚和你告别
今天你又在这里
明天我们将在
另一个纬度相遇

是一场风暴，一盏灯
把我们联系在一起
是一场风暴，一盏灯
使我们再分东西
不怕天涯海角
岂在朝朝夕夕
你在我的航程上
我在你的视线里

Fog-drenched are my wings
Yet the wind allows no delay
Oh the shore, my beloved
I bade you farewell yesterday
Here I see you again
In a different latitude
Tomorrow we shall reunite

It is a storm, a light
That binds you and me
It is a storm, a light
That separates us again
Love fears not the end of the Earth
And cares not staying together day and night
You are on my route
I am in your sight

神女峰

Shennu Peak^[1] (Goddess Peak)

在向你挥舞的各色花帕中
是谁的手突然收回
紧紧捂住了自己的眼睛
当人们四散而去，谁
还站在船尾
衣群漫飞，如翻涌不息的云
江涛
高一声
低一声

美丽的梦流下美丽的忧伤
人间天上，代代相传
但是，心
真能变成石头吗
为了眺望天上来鸿
错过无数人间月明

沿着江岸
金光菊和女贞子的洪流
正煽动新的背叛
与其在悬崖上展览千年
不如在爱人肩头痛哭一晚

Who abruptly withdrew her hands
Among waving handkerchiefs of all kinds
And covered her eyes tight
Who still stood on the stern
When others scattered
Her dress fluttering, like rolling clouds
The waves of the Yangtze River
Now roaring loud
Now moaning low

A sweet dream left behind sweet sorrows
Heaven and Earth, generation after generation
But, can a heart
Really turn into a stone?
So many moon-lit nights were missed
For a word sent from afar by swan gooses 

Coneflowers and glossy privets
Flooding along the riverside
Are stirring up new rebellion
A good cry on your lover’s shoulders
For one night
Is better than exhibiting yourself
On the cliff
For a thousand years


Note: 
[1] The name of a mountain in Wuxia Gorge of the 
Yangtze River. Legend has it that Shennu was a 
fisherman's wife. The fisherman sailed out fishing 
in a stormy day and never returned. Shennu climbed up
the mountain everyday and looked longingly into the 
distance, waiting for his return. As the years went by, 
she turned into a stone. The stone can still be seen 
on the Shennu Peak.