“外卖诗人”给骑手们写诗，获鲁迅文学奖

双语君2026年07月15日约 4 分钟

谁说展翅就要高飞

低处的飞行也是飞行

（摘自《低处飞行》）

据中国作家网，7月15日，第九届鲁迅文学奖获奖作品名单揭晓，“外卖诗人”王计兵凭借其创作的诗集《低处飞行》摘得诗歌类奖项。

Wang Jibing, a delivery rider widely known as the "deliveryman poet", has won the ninth Lu Xun Literary Prize in poetry for his collection Low Flight, the China Writers Association announced on Wednesday.

第九届鲁迅文学奖评奖办公室公告

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第九届鲁迅文学奖各评奖委员会于2026年7月15日分别投票产生了获奖作品。现将获奖作品名单和各评奖委员会名单予以公布。

特此公告。

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2026年7月15日

第九届（2022-2025）鲁迅文学奖获奖作品名单诗歌类作品

王计兵出生于1969年11月，笔名拾荒，是江苏昆山的一名外卖员，也是一位诗人。

从空气里赶出风

从风里赶出刀子

从骨头里赶出火

从火里赶出水

赶时间的人没有四季

只有一站和下一站……

（摘自《赶时间的人》）

2022年7月，王计兵一首描写自己送外卖经历的诗《赶时间的人》被诗友发到网上，迅速上了热搜，自此，网友亲切地称他为“外卖诗人”。

Born in November 1969, Wang writes under the pen name "Shihuang" and works as a food delivery rider in Kunshan, Jiangsu province. He first gained national attention in July 2022, when a poem inspired by his experiences as a delivery rider went viral on social media, earning him the affectionate nickname "the deliveryman poet".

王计兵幼年家贫，初中辍学，由此开启了自己漫长的劳动生涯：捞沙、开翻斗车、摆地摊、拾荒、开杂货店……2018年，眼看家中小店生意不好，50岁的他成为了外卖骑手——当时站点里最年长的骑手。

在等餐、等电梯、等顾客的间隙，王计兵常常把诗歌写在纸片上、写在掌心里，积累下了6000首作品，并出版了《手持人间一束光》《赶时间的人》《我笨拙地爱着这个世界》《低处飞行》等4本诗集。

In 2018, at the age of 50, Wang became a delivery rider after his family's small business fell on hard times. He began writing poems during the brief moments between deliveries — while waiting for orders, standing in elevators, or outside customers' doors — jotting down lines on scraps of paper or even in the palm of his hand. Over the years, he has written around 6,000 poems and published four collections.

王计兵资料图图源：澎湃新闻

为了创作《低处飞行》，王计兵先后采访了140多位骑手，以骑手的真实经历为灵感，创作成了一本属于新就业形态劳动者的诗集。

谈起创作初衷，王计兵的心愿很简单，“如果这本书的读者看到之后，知道我们是怎么生活的、我们经历了什么，可能会少给我们一点差评，多一些点赞，这对我来说就是一件特别美好的事情。”

For his award-winning collection Low Flight, Wang interviewed more than 140 fellow delivery riders, drawing on their real-life experiences to create a body of work that gives voice to people working in the gig economy.

Reflecting on the collection, Wang shared a simple wish: "If readers come to better understand our lives and what we go through, maybe they'll leave us fewer negative reviews and more thumbs-up. That would mean something truly beautiful to me."