پدر شعر نو فارسی، نیما

The one we know as "Nima Yushij" is Ali Esfandiari. Ali Esfandiari was born on November 21, 1276 in Yosh village in Baladeh district on Karaj to Chalous road. His father was Khan and was nicknamed "Azam al-Saltanah".
Ali spent his childhood in the village and learned to read and write with the village mullah. When he was eleven, his family moved to Tehran. Ali was sent to a regular primary school and then to a Catholic school. Ali fell in love there, but because of his religious differences, his love was not fulfilled. After graduating, Ali Esfandiari became a Finance Officer for a while.
In 1300, "Ali Esfandiari" chose the literary name "Nima Yushij" for himself, and a year later he published a collection of "The Legend" of the same book known as the Manifesto of Modern Persian Poetry.
The name "New Poetry" was a choice that Nima himself made on forms that he later referred to as "Nimai".
Nima Yushige also had another unending love. This time she fell in love with a rural girl and ended up disagreeing with where she lived.
 Nima married the nephew of "Mirza Jahangir Khan Sorasrafil" in 1305. A few years after their marriage, Nima and his wife first settled in Babylon and then in Rasht, where their son was born and named him Shergim.
In the 1930s, Nima was traveling between Tehran and Yush, cold in Yush, coming to Tehran for treatment, and treatment was not possible. Ray "was buried. But in 1993, according to the will of Nima, his body was moved to Joshua and the patio of his father's house.
This Qajar lord's house is today a cultural heritage and is free to visit.