Looking Back at Eileen Chang · The Submerged Splendor

Author: Jin Hongda, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This book includes early review articles, discussions on Eileen Chang's novels, critiques of Eileen Chang, Eileen Chang and the Left, critiques on Eileen Chang's The Rumors, discussions on Eileen Chang, introductions to two of Eileen Chang's novels, discussions on Su Qing and Eileen Chang, Southbound Sketches, discussions on Eileen Chang, "Like Sorrow, Like Joy," A Bibliography of Works on Eileen Chang, Gradually Entering a Place Without Light, The Foreseeable, The Unforeseeable, The Unaware, Reading Eileen Chang's Random Musings, Eileen Chang, Dream of the Red Chamber, and Yu Dafu, Eileen Chang's The Golden Lock and the Envious Daughter, Looking at Eileen Chang, Eileen Chang's Feminist Perspective, Discussing Eileen Chang's Novels from Another Angle, On the Status of the Writer as Seen Through Eileen Chang's Novels, The Strengths of Traditional Chinese Culture in Literature as Seen Through Eileen Chang. The second part includes overseas writers' tributes, "Never Apart from the Moon," "The Never-Fading Splendor," "Our Three Sisters and Eileen Chang," "Cyanide," "Always Facing the Water-Crystal Plate," "Blue Light Ice Rock," "Fading Out," and more.