Chinese visitors seek out poet's farewell to Cambridge
Forget Cambridge's punts and the colleges - a piece of China's cultural history is the main attraction for many Chinese visitors to the city.
Xu Zhimo, a renowned 20th Century Chinese poet, is commemorated in Cambridge with a stone of white Beijing marble which was installed at the Backs of King's College in 2008. It bears the first two and last two lines from Xu's best-known poem - a farewell to Cambridge where he studied in the 1920s.
The poem is taught to every child in China. Chang Liu said studying for her doctorate at the university is a dream come true - because of the poem.