Bei Ta, male, whose real name is Xu Weifeng, born in Suzhou City, P. R. China on the International Laborers’ Day in 1969. B. A in English Literature and M. A in Comparative Literature. He once taught in B.I.T(Beijing Institute of Technology) and now serves for National Museum of Modern Chinese Literature as a professional poet, critic and translator.
He is Executive Vice Secretary-General and executive board members of World Congress of Poets as well as director of Chinese Office of World Congress of Poetry. He is the vice president of World Chinese Poetry Society. He is also the general secretary of Chinese Shakespeare Research Society.

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Bei Ta, male, whose real name is Xu Weifeng, born in Suzhou City, P. R. China on the International Laborers’ Day in 1969. B. A in English Literature and M. A in Comparative Literature. He once taught in B.I.T(Beijing Institute of Technology) and now serves for National Museum of Modern Chinese Literature as a professional poet, critic and translator.
He is Executive Vice Secretary-General and executive board members of World Congress of Poets as well as director of Chinese Office of World Congress of Poetry. He is the vice president of World Chinese Poetry Society. He is also the general secretary of Chinese Shakespeare Research Society.
Every year he organizes and participates various activities of poetry, home and abroad. As the head of Chinese delegation of poets, he has visited Mexico, Hungary, USA and Israel, etc and attended World Congress of Poets.
He has published some selections of his poetry such as “The Rusting Hour Hands”(2002, in both Chinese and English), “The Nectar in Stones”, “Double-Blade Plough and “Double Spring”.
He has also published a lot of literary and academic translations such as “Hamlet”(2001), “The Cultural History of Humor in Europe”(2000, cooperated with others), “The Memoir of Lou Salome”(2003, cooperated with others) and “Eight Lessons” and many more.

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