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,
“... as well received in the West as Wang Anyi, for he can be overtly political and moral. In Mimosa, Zhang Xianliang engages directly with this problem, for the novella, narrated by an intellectual consigned to a labour camp during the early Sixties, is intended to underscore his answers to European intellectuals who want to know why their Chinese ... ”
