Chairman Mao Would Not Be Amused: Fiction from Today's China
by Howard Goldblatt (Editor)
What Was Communism?
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Twenty stories by Chinese writers as they break free of the grip of uniformity which held them for over four decades. The stories include Can Xue's The Summons, on the last days of a murderer, Su Tong's The Brothers Shu, on male rivalry for a woman, and A String of Choices, which is a satirical look at Chinese health care by Wang Meng, a deposed minister of culture.Tags
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- 895.135208 — Literature & rhetoric Asian Literature Literatures of East and Southeast Asia Chinese Chinese fiction Modern period 1912–2010 1949–2010
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