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作者: Yu Hua

副标题: A Novel
ISBN: 9781400031863
页数: 256 页
定价: USD 14.00
出版社: Anchor
装帧: Paperback
出版年: 2003-08-26

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　　One man's mythically tragic life encapsulates the horrors of communist China in this nearly overpowering yet vivifying saga. Initially banned in China, internationally acclaimed, made into an award-winning movie, and newly translated into English, Yu Hua's close-to-the-bone tale portrays the reckless son of a wealthy landowner who gambles away the family fortune. Fugui is humbl... (展开全部) 　　One man's mythically tragic life encapsulates the horrors of communist China in this nearly overpowering yet vivifying saga. Initially banned in China, internationally acclaimed, made into an award-winning movie, and newly translated into English, Yu Hua's close-to-the-bone tale portrays the reckless son of a wealthy landowner who gambles away the family fortune. Fugui is humbled by the loyalty of his loved ones, and comes to accept the severe hardships of his altered life, but fate has only begun its brutal work. Fugui is forcibly conscripted into the army, then, barely alive upon his release, struggles with so-called land reform and the ensuing famine. As Fugui's family die terrible, often bitterly ironic deaths and this stoic survivor makes do with less and less in an increasingly surreal world, Yu Hua, writing with masterful simplicity about the unfathomable complexities of existence, tells a galvanizing story that is at once a shattering indictment of China's ongoing nightmare and testimony to the tenacity of the human spirit. A translation of Yu Hua's Chronicle of a Blood Merchant is on the way. Donna Seaman
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　　 ?A work of astounding emotional power.? ?Dai Sijie, author of
　　
　　?Yu Hua is the most profound voice coming out of China today. reaches not only into the very essence of China and the Chinese people but into the blood and bones core of what it means to be a human being.? ?Lisa See, author of
　　
　　?A Chinese Book of Job, is a heart-wrenching saga, written with beauty, defiance, and hope. Yu Hua?s books deserve a place on the highest shelf.? ?Wang Ping, author of and
　　
　　?A major contemporary novelist, Yu Hua writes with a cold eye but a warm heart. His novels are ingeniously structured and exude a mythical aura. Though unmistakably Chinese, they are universally resonant.? ?Ha Jin, author of
　　
　　?A book of subtle power and poignant drama. You love Yu Hua?s characters because they are flawed, vibrant, soulful, and real: you celebrate with them the small wonders of life, and feel their pain as they overcome tragedy. Ultimately, is a redemptive story of the human spirit, one that is universal in its emotional depth.? ?Terrence Cheng, author of -- Review
　　
　　
　　 “A work of astounding emotional power.” —Dai Sijie, author of
　　
　　“Yu Hua is the most profound voice coming out of China today. reaches not only into the very essence of China and the Chinese people but into the blood and bones core of what it means to be a human being.” —Lisa See, author of
　　
　　“A Chinese Book of Job, is a heart-wrenching saga, written with beauty, defiance, and hope. Yu Hua’s books deserve a place on the highest shelf.” —Wang Ping, author of and
　　
　　“A major contemporary novelist, Yu Hua writes with a cold eye but a warm heart. His novels are ingeniously structured and exude a mythical aura. Though unmistakably Chinese, they are universally resonant.” —Ha Jin, author of
　　
　　“A book of subtle power and poignant drama. You love Yu Hua’s characters because they are flawed, vibrant, soulful, and real: you celebrate with them the small wonders of life, and feel their pain as they overcome tragedy. Ultimately, is a redemptive story of the human spirit, one that is universal in its emotional depth.” –Terrence Cheng, author of　　