Eunice Tietjens's "Profiles from China: Sketches in Free Verse of People and Things Seen in the Interior" offers a unique and insightful glimpse into early 20th-century China. Through evocative free verse poetry, Tietjens captures the essence of Chinese culture and society, presenting vivid portraits of everyday life.
More than just a collection of poems, this volume serves as a window into a world undergoing rapid change. Tietjens's keen observations on social dynamics and cultural nuances offer a valuable historical perspective. Her travels through the Chinese interior inspired these compelling sketches, bringing to life both the landscape and the individuals she encountered. "Profiles from China" appeals to those interested in poetry, travel literature, and the rich tapestry of Chinese culture. This meticulously prepared print edition preserves the original work, ensuring its accessibility to readers interested in historical perspectives on China and its people. A compelling blend of poetry and social commentary, this book provides a lasting testament to a transformative era.
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