“That Damned Thing She Said”: four short stories from China to celebrate International Women's Day, in the series "Wanderlust: Great Literature from Around the World".
Read Paper Republic are partnering with Free Word Centre, London, to run a speed-bookclubbing evening on Monday 14 March 2016, 6:45pm. The discussion groups will be led by Nicky Harman, Helen Wang, Emily Jones and Roddy Flagg. Further information and booking on the Free Word events page: https://www.freewordcentre.com/events/detail/tdtss-china.
“That Damned Thing She Said”: four short stories from China to celebrate International Women's Day
By Nicky Harman, published
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"That damned thing she said" and he published... Thanks for sharing and check my URL to read one of best Chinese online writers of our time --> 茅境 active on 寒山小径 with like-minded readers/writers between Oct. 2005 - Jan. 2008.
Susan, February 2, 2016, 4:48p.m.
I find an interesting point that Prof. Perry Link wrote in his article http://www.nybooks.com/daily/2015/05/15/china-language-game-eileen-chang/ " The Chinese literary scholar Zhang Qianfen has noted a broad range of “intertextuality” between Sanggan River and Naked Earth on questions that range from how farmers wash their hands to what public “struggle sessions” look like. The main difference is that Ding Ling feels a continual need to invent “model behavior,” while Chang does not. "
Susan, February 7, 2016, 7:12p.m.