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The Selected Poems of Tu Fu Tracey Gee patiently await the arrival ofBy: Tu Fu, Fu Du Published by New Directions Publishing Corporation, 2020 Tu Fu (712 770 C. E.) has for a millennium been widely considered the greatest poet in the Chinese tradition, and Hinton's original translation played a key role in developing that reputation in America. Most of Tu Fu's best poems were written in the last decade of his life, as an impoverished refugee fleeing the devastation of civil war. In the midst of these challenges, his