Author: Su Tong
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Publication Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This is Su Tong's long of soul-wandering through his hometown. A novel about land and history, hometown and escape, sexuality and humanity, suffering and fear, hardship and elegance; covering unprecedented survival states of humanity in the history of contemporary literature. Compared to The Concubine and the Eunuch, its broader setting and intricate plot will leave readers in awe. Su Tong's hometown, "Fengyang Tree" – the largest opium kingdom in Southern China, with crimson poppies stretching in waves, scented air lingering, giving birth to countless legendary tales.
White Willow Mountain Ballad
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