Our Best Haiga Black and White. Lavana Kray Ed.

 Our Best Haiga 

Black and White 

Lavana Kray Ed

https://ourbesthaiga.blogspot.com/2026/07/christina-chin.html

…….

7/07/2026

wind sighs

the last brown leaf 

on the ground 

- Christina Chin 

LatinosUsa, Juan re crivello Ed. Tan-renga with Paul Callus.

 https://latinosenglishedition.blog/2026/07/23/i-memorized-by-christina-chin-paul-callus/#like-17974

Chewers Masticadores Nolcha Fox Ed. Haiku video translated by Takatoshi Goto

 https://chewersmasticadores.wordpress.com/2026/07/23/night-haiku-by-christina-chin-translated-by-takatoshi-goto/#like-24046

Haiku video featured by Nolcha Fox in LatinosUSA. translation by Takatoshi Goto

 https://latinosenglishedition.blog/2026/07/17/sparks-of-firewood-by-christina-chin-translated-by-takatoshi-goto/

Zen Space Anthology by Guest Editor Jerome Berglund

Zen Space. 

Guest Editor Jerome Berglund 

https://thezenspace.wordpress.com/2026/07/05/the-extraordinary-new-summer-2026-showcase-and-anthology-is-published/

summer grass

blowing in the wind

cattle bells

Christina Chin

HAIKUKAI

COMMENTARY by Jerome Berglund 

Chin: Within a totally peaceful and laid back nature

scene one may often (and perhaps it’s not always

intentional, just where a mind goes via free association

when staring at ink blots) compellingly decode and

discover the most absolutely scathing, pointed and

righteous, accurate and hard-hitting social critiques

and challenging of problematic patterns and dubious

dogmas! Not to mention being totally allusive,

irreverent, and iconoclastic by deploying perhaps the

most loaded and consequential kigo in all of haikai

history, and reminding readers both of the importance

of Basho's best poem (criminally under discussed

compared to the plop), how its condemning of

expansionism is just as relevant today, and the bulk of

the planet are considered equivalent to herded beasts

in the eyes of, indeed specific overt language

attributable to the depraved puppet masters serving as

architects to our entire social and political machinery

and infrastructure! 

Haiku Video by Christina Chin, tr Takatoshi Goto. Featured by Nolcha Fox

 https://latinosenglishedition.blog/2026/07/10/hikes-up-the-mountain-by-christina-chin-translated-by-takatoshi-goto/

Lothlorien Poetry Journal: Five Tan-Renga Poems by Uchechukwu Onyedikam & Christina Chin

https://lothlorienpoetryjournal.blogspot.com/2026/07/five-tan-renga-poems-by-uchechukwu.html?m=1

strider marcus jones Ed.

Christina Chin is a painter and haiku poet from Malaysia. She is a four-time recipient of top 100 in the mDAC Summit Contests, exhibited at the Palo Alto Art Center, California. 1st prize winner of the 34th Annual Cherry Blossom Sakura Festival 2020 Haiku Contest. 1st prize winner in the 8th Setouchi Matsuyama 2019 Photohaiku Contest. She has been published in numerous journals, multilingual journals, and anthologies, including Japan's prestigious monthly Haikukai Magazine.

Uchechukwu Onyedikam is a Nigerian creative artist based in Lagos, Nigeria.  His poems have appeared in Amsterdam Quarterly, Brittle Paper, Poetic Africa, Hood Communists, The Hooghly Review, and in print anthologies.  Christina Chin and he have co-published Pouring Light on the Hills (2022)