The works of a Chinese "Love Poet" who lived and died in this country about 1,000 years ago were discussed by a modern Chinese poet in the form of a lecture in the hall of the Royal Asiatic Society, 20 Museum Road. yesterday; an admission charge of $2 was made. The lecturer was Mr. Tsu Vi-gi, a modern Chinese poe and translator of Milton's "Paradise Lost" and of several Shakespearean plays, who chose as subject Li Shan-yin, a "Love Poet" of the Jater Tang Dynasty, one of the most glorious periods in the whole history of Chinese poetry.
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