Shen Congwen (1902–1988)
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Selected Short Stories of Shen Congwen (Bilingual Series in Modern Chinese Literature) (2004) 15 Exemplare
25 2 Exemplare
沈從文文選 1 Exemplar
Autobiography of Shen Congwen (Collected Works of Shen Congwen) (Hardcover) (Chinese Edition) (2013) 1 Exemplar
边城 (Chinese Edition) 1 Exemplar
Shen Congwen xuan ji. = ø̆ ̃ ̆̌ ̌= ø̆ ̄ı̆̌ 1 Exemplar
Shen Congwen Family Correspondence ('Shen cong-wen jia shu', in traditional Chinese, NOT in English) (1998) 1 Exemplar
Nouvelles 1 Exemplar
Shen Congwen xuan ji. = 沈从文选集 = 沈從文選集 1 Exemplar
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- Shen Ts'ung-wen
沈從文 - Geburtstag
- 1902-12-28
- Todestag
- 1988-05-10
- Geschlecht
- male
- Nationalität
- China
- Land (für Karte)
- China
- Geburtsort
- Fenghuang, Hunan, China
- Sterbeort
- Beijing, China
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I was particularly interested in reading this account of peasant life in China before the revolution, because I wanted to make a comparison to Pearl Buck's Good Earth. Both accounts were written about the same period in China and both were written in the 1930s, but one was written by a Chinese man and the other by an American woman (whose first language and home was in China). I found them so vastly different that they might have been written about completely different peoples and times.
It was difficult for me to see why this novel would have been banned by the Communist government that took over China. It seems so innocuous in its content and portrayal of these people. When I had finished reading it, I wondered if there was some deeper meaning that I was failing to see. I had loved the opening sentence so much that I expected to be in love with this novel by its end, but I was not. It plodded somewhat and I felt the characters were underdeveloped. Still, an interesting look at what a Chinese writer believed the peasant class was like before the country endured the upheaval of the revolution.… (mehr)