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Oostenwind, westenwind by Pearl S. Buck
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Oostenwind, westenwind (original 1929; edition 1932)

by Pearl S. Buck

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The story is told from the eyes of a traditional Chinese girl, Kwei-lan, married to a Chinese man, a medical doctor, educated abroad. A girl from a traditional upper class home is given in an arranged marriage to a man who has traveled in the western lands and learned European/American ways. Love slowly develops between them as she tries to adapt her cloistered upbringing and traditions to his modern ideas.… (more)
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East Wind, West Wind by Pearl S. BUCK (1929)

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  fernandocalleja | Feb 21, 2020 |
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  aliolica | Jun 24, 2016 |
A gentle, well-told tale of pre-Revolution China. A girl from a traditional upper class home is given in an arranged marriage to a man who has traveled in the western lands and learned European/American ways. Love slowly develops between them as she tries to adapt her cloistered upbringing and traditions to his modern ideas. In a final act of commitment, she unbinds her feet. Pearl Buck, straddling as she did these two worlds, brings a gentle understanding and empathy to this story ( )
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BUCK, Pearl S.primary authorall editionsconfirmed
DAMIANO, AndreaTranslatorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
Gossé, GuillermoTranslatorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
Gossé, LuisTranslatorsecondary authorsome editionsconfirmed
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The story is told from the eyes of a traditional Chinese girl, Kwei-lan, married to a Chinese man, a medical doctor, educated abroad. A girl from a traditional upper class home is given in an arranged marriage to a man who has traveled in the western lands and learned European/American ways. Love slowly develops between them as she tries to adapt her cloistered upbringing and traditions to his modern ideas.

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