Famous poems of Bing Xin

Author: Bing Xin
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: Bing Xin is a world-renowned writer and poet, one of the pioneers of the May Fourth New Literature Movement. Over a literary career spanning nearly a century, she tirelessly wrote, creating artistic realms of tranquility, simplicity, sincerity, and purity, along with a vast number of outstanding and moving prose and poetry, earning the respect and love of generations of readers. Bing Xin's literary output is quite extensive, with both novels and poems gaining fame, but her essays are even more accomplished.
Bing Xin is a world-renowned writer and poet, one of the pioneers of the May Fourth New Literature Movement. Over a literary career spanning nearly a century, she tirelessly wrote, creating artistic realms of tranquility, simplicity, sincerity, and purity, along with a vast number of outstanding and moving prose and poetry, earning the respect and love of generations of readers.
Bing Xin's poetry is represented by Starry Sky and Spring Water, comprising over three hundred untitled, aphoristic free-verse poems. This book collects dozens of essays and eight poems, including A Message to the Indian Poet Tagore, Smiles, Love of the Universe, Mountain Thoughts, Bing Shen, Dreams, Leisurely Moments, Past Memories (I), To Qinglong Bridge, Mountain Notes, Sweet Dreams, and Remembering Shumin.