Little Bottles
Philippa Tristram, 22 February 1990
The Miraculous Pigtail
by Feng Jicai.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 312 pp., September 1988,0 8351 2050 3 Show More
by Feng Jicai.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 312 pp., September 1988,
Mimosa
by Zhang Xianliang.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 170 pp., January 1987,0 8351 1336 1 Show More
by Zhang Xianliang.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 170 pp., January 1987,
Dialogues in Paradise
by Can Xue, translated by Ronald Jansson.
Northwestern, 173 pp., $17.95, June 1989,0 8101 0830 5 Show More
by Can Xue, translated by Ronald Jansson.
Northwestern, 173 pp., $17.95, June 1989,
The Broken Betrothal
by Gao Xiaosheng.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 218 pp., December 1987,0 8351 2051 1 Show More
by Gao Xiaosheng.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 218 pp., December 1987,
At Middle Age
by Shen Rong.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 366 pp., December 1987,0 8351 1609 3 Show More
by Shen Rong.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 366 pp., December 1987,
Snuff-Bottles, and Other Stories
by Deng Youmei.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 220 pp., January 1987,0 8351 1607 7 Show More
by Deng Youmei.
Chinese Literature Press, Beijing, 220 pp., January 1987,
“... generation. Can Xue was born in 1953, Wang Anyi in 1954; the youngest of the other five writers is Feng Jicai (1942) and the oldest Gao Xiaosheng (1928). The younger generation spent their infancy in a China afflicted by famine and the Great Leap Forward, their adolescence in the Cultural Revolution, and the first decade of their writing life in a period ... ”
