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Love in a Fallen City Author: Eileen Chang Publisher: Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House Subtitle: Eileen Chang Complete Works 01
Love in a Fallen City Author: Eileen Chang Publisher: Beijing October Literature and Art Publishing House Subtitle: Eileen Chang Complete Works 01
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Introduction · · · · · ·
◑A collection of short and medium-length novels by Eileen Chang. Includes short and medium-length novels written between 1943 and 1944, including "The First Incense Burner", "The Second Incense Burner", "Jasmine Tea", "Heart Sutra", "Blockade", "Love in a Fallen City", "Glazed Tiles", "The Golden Lock", and "The Serial Trap".
◑Shanghai 30 years ago, a moonlit night... We may not have caught up to see the moon 30 years ago. ——"The Golden Lock"
◑Ge Weilong, an ordinary Shanghai girl, stood on the corridor of a large house halfway up the mountain, looking far into the garden. ——"The First Incense"
◑In this turbulent world, money, property, and everything that lasts forever are no longer reliable. The only thing that can be relied on is the breath in her mouth and the person sleeping next to her. ——"Love in a Fallen City"
◑New hardcover, exquisite collection, the eternal legend built by the moon.
About the Author · · · · · ·
Zhang Ailing is a modern Chinese writer. Her ancestral home is Fengrun, Hebei. She was born in Shanghai in September 1920 and died in Los Angeles, USA in September 1995. Zhang Ailing was deeply influenced by Chinese classical literature and received a good Western education, thus forming a literary vision that combines both Chinese and Western cultures. Her works mostly focus on the fate of ordinary people, have insight into the subtleties of human nature, and have a strong sense of history. She writes about the lives of all beings in a time of great change, with rich imagery and a unique desolate literary style. On the basis of inheriting the Chinese literary tradition, she has built her own rich and unique literary world.
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