A poem inspired by a visit to this present-day country notes that "maps can really point to places /
A poem inspired by a visit to this present-day country notes that "maps can really point to places / Where life is evil now," to substantiate its opening claim that "Here war is simple like a monument." After visiting this country in 1934, Langston Hughes urged it to "Crush the enemies of land and bread and freedom," in a poem beseeching it to "Roar!" A set of "sonnets from" this country were extracted the travel book Journey to a War, co-written by Christopher (*) Isherwood and W.H. Auden. A poet developed the "ideogrammic method" of composition while consulting notes on the prosody of this country written by art historian Ernest Fenollosa, allowing him to translate a poem urging its addressee to "please let me know beforehand" so that the speaker can "come out to meet you, / As far as Cho-fu-sa." For 10 points, Ezra Pound's volume Cathay contains translations by poets from what country, such as Li Po?
A poem inspired by a visit to this present-day country notes that "maps can really point to places /
China [or Zhongguo]