Let's talk about this first. Tagore was an Indian and the first Asian to win the Nobel Prize in Literature. 1924' s visit to China became a much-told story in the history of cultural exchanges between China and India. During his visit to China, he also paid a week-long visit to Tsinghua University. At that time, famous scholars in China, such as Liang Qichao, Xu Zhimo, Lin and others, accompanied him. He had a cordial conversation with students in Tsinghua. At 8:30 pm on May 1924, Tagore gave a speech to teachers and students in Tsinghua Auditorium.
At the beginning of his speech, Tagore called the teachers and students in Tsinghua University my young friends. He said he looked at their young faces with bright and sincere interest. He lamented that dusk had reached the seaside, and these young students were still standing far away in the hometown of sunrise. From the point of view of speech, this directly narrowed the distance between Tagore and Tsinghua students, and made the students feel closer.
In his speech, Tagore compared himself to China. He steadied the young students with China's tone, asking and answering questions. What do you have? There is one thing you can take out from home as your respect for this new era. He made young students have to answer this question. His purpose is to inspire young students to fly into space with the wings of dreams and seek a distant paradise or future life.
Tagore 1924' s speech in Tsinghua is very long, so I won't introduce it too much here. Tagore's speech is very beautiful, very close to people's hearts and inspiring. He suggested that students in Tsinghua should stick to the beauty in life and make their own contribution and responsibility in this direction. I hope the students in Tsinghua will not be defiled by the poison of materialism. It can be seen that Tagore had high hopes for the students in Tsinghua University.