中国大好き

Xing Hao
MY UNCLE DOESN’T WEAR A MASK

Such a worldwide plague,
not that he’s not afraid to die,
it’s that cancer is like the cold,
the common cold in our village.

Ever since he got liver cancer,
my uncle wears his big belly
like a general
without a care in the world.

Translated by MW, April 2020

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