Morning in Shanghai (Full Four Volumes)

Author: Zhou Erfu
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: ★32-page paperback, published by the Culture and Arts Press
★Zhou Erfu, former Vice Minister of Culture, Honorary Committee Member of the Chinese Writers' Association, Advisor of the Chinese calligraphy Association, and a renowned writer
★The book has been translated into English, Japanese, Russian, Albanian, and Vietnamese versions
★Adapted into a television series starring Li Yuanyuan
★Grand scale, numerous characters, distinct personalities, complex plot
★A long (novel) that records the era of Shanghai in the early 1950s, "The Morning of Shanghai," in 4 volumes, was meticulously crafted over 27 years by the famous writer Zhou Erfu. It has been translated into multiple foreign languages and adapted into a television series. In a chronological narrative style, it portrays and depicts the psychological states of Shanghai capitalists during the transformation movement and the entire process of transformation. With a grand scale, numerous characters, distinct personalities, and complex plot, it captures the social panorama of the transition between old and new Shanghai. "The Morning of Shanghai," this massive four-volume novel by Zhou Erfu, tells the story of the socialist transformation of Shanghai's capitalist industrial and commercial sector during the early years of the People's Republic of China. From conception to completion, it took 27 years to write, and its vast structure and numerous characters demonstrate the ambition of that generation of writers to master the grand narrative of history.