Xu Zhimo

Chinese poet and translator of verse

Xu Zhimo - Artists & Creatives born 1897
Born

1897
128 years ago

Died
Category

Artists & Creatives

Country

China

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A leading figure in modern Chinese poetry, contributed significantly to the New Poetry Movement. Studied at Columbia University, where exposure to Western literature influenced his writing style. Became prominent for his romantic and lyrical poetry, which reflected a blend of Western and Chinese literary traditions. His work explored themes of love, nature, and beauty. Translated numerous works of English literature into Chinese, aiding cultural exchange. Established a modern poetic voice and inspired future generations of poets.

Authored the poem 'Second Farewell to Cambridge'

Translated various English poets into Chinese

Contributed to the New Poetry Movement

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