Against the mysterious Chinese symbol of Tai Ji (the Supreme Ultimate), this long poem by Gu Xie represents the poet’s profound reflection on the dilemma the human race confronts in an excessively material world. It also represents the Gu Xie’s yearning for 'clean soil for Man’s spirit.' The poem has been widely acclaimed among poets because of its compelling appeal. In November 1997, Gue Xie sent this poem - which he completed over a period of eight hard years - to U.S. President Bill Clinton. Tai Ji: The Supreme Ultimate is presented in a bilingual format.

200 x 130mm.

220pp

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