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BI FEIYU

Literary

Penguin Australia

<p>In a fit of jealousy, Xiao Yanqiu, star of "The Moon Opera", disfigures her understudy with boiling water. Spurned by the troupe, she turns to teaching. Twenty years later, "The Moon Opera" is restaged, under the patronage of a rich local factory boss who insists that Xiao Yanqiu return to the role of Chang'e. So she does, this time believing she is the immortal moon goddess. Set against the dramatic backdrop of the Peking Opera, this devastating portrait shows the extent to which a desperate woman will embrace an exalted image of herself in an effort to flee earthly concerns.</p>

The Moon Opera

Telegram Books

Three Sisters

This novel tells about the darkness and light within the hearts of a group of visually-impaired massage therapists, which is one of rare literary works concentrating on the theme of blind groups. Touching every detail of the dark world and express their happiness, sorrow, love and desire, the novel gives a thorough and comprehensive grasp of the unique life of blind people. Every story shows the dignity, love, responsibility, desire and contradiction and struggle in the world of darkness for the first time. The novel won the eighth Mao Dun literature Award in the year of 2011, the first "China Novel 'Biennial Awards "," People's Literature" Award, Sina network "writer of the year", Taiwan province" China Times" open book and Man Asian Literary Prize.

Massage (Illustrated) (Chinese Edition)

People's Literature Press

Through the characteristics, fate and life story of three sisters Yu Mi, Yu Xiu and Yu Yang, this novel presents us the common but peculiar relationship between the sisters, and between them and the setting and times.

Corn (Chinese Edition)

Peoples Literature Publishing House

Om Books

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