207th Bone

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207th Bone is a collection of poetry about life in the city in modern China, about nature, sometimes very explicit and sexual, sometimes everyday-about love and death. It is about finding meaning among millions of people and finding love in loneliness. Zhou Li is a doctor as well as a poet, and the poems in his debut collection of poetry are short and simple, but have a lot to say. The book was translated by Xi Nan.