Author: Han Bangqing (Qing Dynasty) [ Edited by Jueyuan and Yugu ]
Publisher:
Publication Date: 2001-10-01
Features: This book is a novel from the late Qing Dynasty in China, primarily depicting brothels. It follows the story of Zhao Puzhai and Zhao Erbao, two brothers who move from the countryside to Shanghai out of desperation and ultimately fall into ruin. Centered around Shanghai brothels, the narrative extends to include officials and business circles, portraying a diverse cast of women, pimps, clients, and servants, each with unique experiences and personalities. This book is a novel from the late Qing Dynasty in China, primarily depicting brothels. It follows the story of Zhao Puzhai and Zhao Erbao, two brothers who move from the countryside to Shanghai out of desperation and ultimately fall into ruin. Centered around Shanghai brothels, the narrative extends to include officials and business circles, portraying a diverse cast of women, pimps, clients, and servants, each with unique experiences and personalities; its artful structure of interwoven and hidden narratives,
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