Chinese fiction – guides for reading groups and book clubs

By Helen Wang, published

Thought I'd look around and see what kind of reading guides there are for reading groups and bookclubs who might be interested in Chinese fiction. There's a website called readinggroupguides which has a lot of China-related books (fiction, non-fiction, memoirs) and Harper Collins has a few China-related books in and amongst its Reading Guides. There are probably more, but this is all I could find.

Reading Guides and Feedback from Reading Groups
Chan Koonchung, The Fat Years, tr. Michael S. Duke - feedback
Da Chen, Colors of the Mountain - guide
Dai Sijie, Balzac and the Little Chinese Seamstress - guide
Dai Sijie, Once on a Moonless Night - guide
Gao Xingjian, One Man’s Bible, tr. Mabel Lee - guide
Gao Xingjian, Soul Mountain, tr. Mabel Lee - guide
Ha Jin, The Crazed - guide
Ha Jin, Waiting - guide
Han Shaogong, A Dictionary of Maqiao, tr. Julia Lovell - guide
Jiang Rong, Wolf Totem, tr. Howard Goldblatt - guide
Ma Jian, Beijing Coma, tr. Flora Drew - guide
Mian Mian, Candy, tr. Andrea Lingenfelter - guide
Pai Kit Fai, The Concubine's Daughter - guide
Su Tong, Raise the Red Lantern, tr. Michael S. Duke - guide
Annie Wang, The People’s Republic of Desire - guide

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And this one:
Northern Girls, by Sheng Keyi - questions

Helen Wang, August 31, 2012, 10:25p.m.

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