Xu Zhimo is a very talented poet. He wrote many poems in his life. I have also read many of his poems, but what impressed me most was his poem Farewell to Cambridge.

The poem Farewell to Cambridge was written against the background that Xu Zhimo was about to leave his alma mater, Cambridge University, after graduating from university. He wrote this poem mainly to express his love and reluctance to his alma mater.

He writes this poem very well. There was this poem by Xu Zhimo in the Chinese textbook. When he read Farewell to Cambridge, he was deeply impressed by Xu Zhimo's talent. This poem is particularly beautiful, which completely depicts the beautiful scenery of Cambridge and also expresses the poet's reluctance to his alma mater.

The most classic sentence in the poem Farewell to Cambridge is probably "Don't take away a cloud with a wave of your hand", which can be said to be very classic and the most classic sentence in the whole poem.

Moreover, the rhythm of this poem is easy to read and catchy, and this poem is beautiful. If you want to read this poem well, you should read it gently with a very soft tone.

When I was in college, there was a course called classic reading, and there was an article by Xu Zhimo in the textbook called "Farewell to Cambridge", so I had the opportunity to review the classics again.

Besides, the recitation teacher asked us to have a recitation contest. It happened that all the members of our group liked the poem Farewell to Cambridge very much, so we decided to recite the poem Farewell to Cambridge. Because our group are all girls, and girls have soft voices, our group won 1 in the recitation contest.