Episode Synopsis " Xu Zhimou's stone at King's College Bridge in Cambridge"

The famous Chinese poet Xu Zhimou was at King's College, Cambridge from 1920-2 and wrote his most famous poem about the view of the river near the College, 'On Saying Goodbye to Cambridge'. Alan Macfarlane talks about the stone erected in his memory. Filme by Xu Bei in 2010

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