THE GARDEN OF EDEN
- ISBN-10
- 1631816365
- ISBN-13
- 9781631816369
- Series
- The Garden of Eden
- Category
- Fiction
- Pages
- 1166
- Language
- Chinese
- Published
- 2019-09-04
- Publisher
- American Academic Press
- Author
- WANG TAO
Description
THE STORY OF A BLIND FORETELLER THE BALLAD OF ANGUILLA MULAN OWL: THE HISTORY OF SOCIAL MORALITY AND CUSTOMS THE SYNDROME OF A MYTHICAL FEROCIOUS ANIMAL TAOTIE Modern China has experienced major changes in the dynasty, aggression and war, revolution and reform in the past one hundred years in the journey of blood and fire. During this period, quite a few stories with love and hate happened. Wang Tao, a Chinese writer from the Nobel Prize-winning Mo Yan’s hometown, leads you into the great era in the context of the evolution of the Chinese revolutionary history by depicting the sorrows of people from all walks of life in his four series of Eden. The focus of destiny allows you to experience exotic and interesting stories that took place in the far east, and to taste the epic character of traditional literature and the pioneering character of modern literature.
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