A Xu Zhimo Reader giá ưu đãi

 

Xu Zhimo (1897-1931), poet and essayist, was born in Haining County, Zhejiang Province, China. He was educated at University of Shanghai, Peiyang University and Peking University. During 1918-1922，he visited the US and the UK as an overseas student. From 1924 on, he taught at Peking University, Kwang Hua University, the Great China University and Central.

ESSAYS
Reverie at the Seaside of Beidaihe
Sunrise Viewed from Mount Tai
If I Could Fly
Fallen Leaves （extract）
Planting a Flower on the Beach
Idle Chatter about Sojourning in Florentine Hills…
Cambridge as I Know It
The Ugly West Lake
POEMS
The Pleasure of a Snowflake
Sayonara
A Pale Spark
To Seek for a Bright Star
A Picture of the Leifeng Tower under the Moon…
Rare
Country Sounds
By the Mountain Road
No. 7， Stone Tiger Lane
A Night in Florence
Haphazard
Looking at the Moon
Godly Hero
The Vast Sea
Viewing Aboard
Again， Adieu to Cambridge
Cuckoo
In the Mountain
“I do not know in which quarter the wind is blowing”.
In Sickness