Author: Cui Jianfei
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Tagore once wrote, "The sky has no marks of birds, yet I have flown." This poem may be the best explanation for Sanmao. This book, in a chronological and event-based format, accompanied by over 60 exquisite illustrations, vividly and authentically recreates Sanmao's brief life from birth to death. It provides detailed introductions to Sanmao's childhood, the awakening of love, first love, studying abroad, marriage, seclusion, attachment to the mainland, the film Rolling in the Red Dust, and even suicide, offering many little-known materials for a comprehensive understanding of Sanmao. At the end of the book, there is a chronology of Sanmao's life.
Gorgeous smile: Sanmao
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