But before I conclude, let me here give another specimen of written Chinese to illustrate what I mean by simplicity and depth of feeling which is to be found even in the Classica Minora, literature written in official uniform Chinese. It is a poem of four lines by a modem poet written on New? Years Eve. The words in Chinese are:

which, translated word for word, mean: _

Don ( say home poor pass year hard,

North wind has blown many times cold, Next year peach willow hall front trees Pay-back you spring light full eyes see.

A free translation would be something like this:

TO MY WIFE Fret not, _though poor we yet can pass the year ;

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