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Chronicles the life of a young, lower-class Chinese woman trapped inside a rigid and oppressive arranged marriage.
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Portrays the protagonist’s gradual mental decline, isolation, and emotional disintegration over several decades.
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Explores psychological themes of physical and metaphysical hunger, human loneliness, and societal compromise.
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Reintroduces one of modern China’s most celebrated literary voices to English-speaking readers.
The Rouge of the North
Eileen Chang
1998 (University of California Press)
70,00 MAD
A poignant psychological novel tracing a lower-class woman’s melancholy life and gradual psychological descent within an unhappy arranged marriage in 20th-century China.
| Format | Grand Format |
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| L’état | Parfait |
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