'How Can Be without You: Mourning Block Print Artist Huang Xinbo'

Yu Feng recalled how she got to know Huang Xinbo, and their times during the Second World War, and the characteristics of Huang's literary and artistic creations. Series On Poems by Lu Xun No. 2 ('Throw away the Old Tune', 1973) was published on the page.

Date 1980-03-09
Media Type Newspaper
Material Type Print
Collection Imprint of the Heart: Artistic Journey of Huang Xinbo
Source Wen Wei Po, 1980-03-09, Page 10.
Repository Hong Kong Central Library
Note to Copyright Permission for use in Hong Kong Memory is given by Hong Kong Ta Kung Wen Wei Media Group
Accession No. lcs-xinbo-0190
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