The thesis title is adopted from one of most important poems by Shang Q'in,”Borderline,” where a core sentence goes: ”Hence-here brings about the plasticity of charted mind.” By presenting a state of mind of the baffled guard in cruise, Q'in fully grasps the imagistic idea that we human beings are vexed with survival and creation: ”Obstructed at somewhere by no barrier at all. Somehow. With hands carried at back and head lolled so low. Strode with the charted steps.” God binds man with a thread of both ends named reason and insanity; sadly enough, we are passing days through nights, and life through death. With Jacqures Derrida's talk of poetry, I single out the importance of ”image” in modern poetry and thus respond with Shang Q'in's poetics of no interference-registering the indifference and melancholy in him. In Derrida's philosophical discourse, we surprisingly sense the musicality of spoken words and its supreme realm. In the Chinese of Shang Q'in, we discover miraculous ideas of bifurcating meaning.