Journal of Integrated Cultural Studies
JICS Vol. 1, No. 1, 2026, pp.127-137.
Print ISSN: 3105-840X; Online ISSN: 3105-8418
Journal homepage: https://www.icsjournal.com
DOI：Https://doi.org/10.64058/JICS.26.1.12
本土表达与跨域视野：《星岛日报·星桥》的文学专号研究
徐诗颖（Xu Shiying），黄晓琦（Huang Xiaoqi）
摘要：1987年许迪锵进入《星岛日报》报业并担任副刊《星桥》的主编，在此期间，他主持编辑了“诗之页”与“读书”这两份文学专号，为作为青年园地的《星桥》增添了文学深度。本文从许迪锵所编辑的《星桥》副刊的变化谈起，探析该副刊在鼓励青年创作的同时容纳文学追求的可能；并聚焦于“诗之页”与“读书”两个文学专号，从诗歌创作中讨论香港本土诗人对都市经验的书写，从文学评论中探讨时代议题影响下的陆港两地文学。“诗之页”与“读书”的出现，让《星桥》成为建构香港文学话语，记录文学活动轨迹的平台。
关键词：《星岛日报》；文学专号；诗歌；评论
作者简介：徐诗颖（通讯作者），华南师范大学文学院副教授、硕士生导师，研究方向：世界华文文学、粤港澳大湾区跨界文化创意。电邮：xu.6988@163.com。黄晓琦，华南师范大学文学院硕士研究生，研究方向：中国现当代文学。电邮：295849428@qq.com。
Title: Local Expressions and Transregional Perspectives: Research on the Xing Qiao Literary Supplement of Sing Tao Daily
Abstract: In 1987, Xu Diqiang joined Sing Tao Daily and assumed the role of editor for the supplement Xing Qiao (Star Bridge). During his tenure, he oversaw the editing of two literary special issues, Poetry Page and Reading, which enriched the literary depth of Xing Qiao as a platform for young writers. This paper begins by examining the changes in the Xing Qiao supplement under Xu Diqiang’s editorship, exploring how it balanced encouraging youth creativity with accommodating literary pursuits. Focusing on the two literary special issues, Poetry Page and Reading, it analyzes how Hong Kong local poets articulated urban experiences through poetry and discusses Mainland-Hong Kong literary exchanges under the influence of contemporary issues through literary criticism. The introduction of Poetry Page and Reading transformed Xing Qiao into a platform for constructing Hong Kong’s literary discourse and documenting the trajectory of literary activities.
Keywords: Sing Tao Daily; Literary special issue; Poetry; Comment
Author Biographies: Xu Shiying (Corresponding Author), Associate Professor and Master’s Supervisor at the School of Liberal Arts, South China Normal University. Research interests: world Chinese Literature, cross-border cultural creativity in the Guangdong-Hong Kong-Macao Greater Bay Area. Email: xu.6988@163.com. Huang Xiaoqi, Master’s student at the School of Liberal Arts, South China Normal University. Research interest: Modern and Contemporary Chinese Literature. Email: 295849428@qq.com.
Received: 4 Feb. 2026 / Revised: 28 Feb. 2026 / Accepted: 02 Apr. 2026 / Published online: 30 Apr. 2026 / Print published: 30 May 2026.
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