Author: Lao She Shu Ji Shu Yi Ed.
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Publish Date: 2004-08-01
Features: This volume includes two full-length novels, "The Storyteller" and "An Unnamed Hilltop Gains a Name." "The Storyteller" was written in New York between 1948 and 1949. Due to the loss of the original Chinese manuscript, it was translated back into Chinese from the English version The Dram Singers by Ma Xiaoli. The People's Literature Publishing House published it for the first time in October 1980. When included in this volume, Li Zhichang was asked to proofread it. "An Unnamed Hilltop Gains a Name" was written in Beijing in 1954. It was published in the January to April issues of Liberation Army Literature. The People's Literature Publishing House published it for the first time in May 1955. When included in this volume, it was proofread based on the first edition.
The Complete Works of Lao She · Volume 9 · The Storyteller · An Anonymous High Ground Gained a Name
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