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The seventy-four essays selected represent different strands in the Chinese tradition
from biographies of recluses to "eight-legged essays" and Taoist prescriptions
In this collection
This is a general issue featuring a rich collection of poetry
these works focus attention on the important question of man's—and the artist's—precarious fate in the world of today
Xu Zhimo: Selected Poems The seventy-four essays selected representBy Xu ZhimoEdited by Mary M. Y. FungTranslated by Mary M. Y. Fung and David Lunde2017126 pagesISBN 962 7255 45 1 Xu Zhimo (18971931) was the best known poet of the early period of the New Poetry in China, not only for his beautiful, melodious poetry but also his tempestuous love affairs and tragic death. He championed English Romanticism and the cultivation of the Romantic self. His introducing poems by Thomas Hardy, Keats, and Shelley and their