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Why AI Falls Short: Chinese Mainland Poet Zhao Lihong on the Soul of Writing

Hey fam! Ever wondered if AI can really capture your vibe 😎? Imagine an algorithm churning out a novel in seconds—but can it feel the thrill of first love or the nostalgia of monsoon rains? 🤔

Zhao Lihong, a celebrated writer and poet from the Chinese mainland and winner of the 2025 Premio Montale Fuori di Casa (International Section), argues that literature springs from humanity and soul, not just bytes and code. “My laughter, every sound I make, even my tears are unique to me, which cannot be replicated by AI,” she says. While AI helps weed out cookie-cutter creators, Zhao believes the real magic lies in raw emotion, fresh perspectives, and boundless imagination. ❤️✨

For us in South Asia and Southeast Asia—whether you're bingeing K-pop, diving into Bollywood novels, or scrolling through local web fiction—stories resonate when they reflect our roots, culture, and daily rhythms. Even on mobile apps like Wattpad or Kindle, it’s that human spark that keeps us hooked.

So next time you see AI-generated text, admire the tech 🤖, but remember to celebrate the OG creators who give every word its heartbeat. Let’s keep the soul in storytelling alive! ✍️🔥

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