Since the new era, poetry by ethnic minorities in Sichuan has been employing regional landscapes to construct textual spaces, with local symbols serving as mediums through which poets reflect on ethnic conditions. Regional elements shape poetic expression, giving rise to diverse aesthetic styles embedded in local cultural contexts. Sichuan minority poets, amid spatial mobility, experience a spectrum of sentiments ranging from rootlessness and nostalgia to empathy and recognition of the "Other" within global frameworks. Influenced by the tides of the times, these poets transcend ethnic and regional boundaries to reexamine poetry creation and reconstruct traditional poetics through novel aesthetic paradigms in multicultural encounters.