Results for: books tagged ‘China’

  1. More Light

    More Light: Bryony Lavery

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  2. Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon

    Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon: James Schamus

    The hugely acclaimed Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is an epic love story-cum-action drama set against the breathtaking landscapes of ancient China. Illustrated with more than 80 full colour photographs, this ... More

  3. The Red Thread

    The Red Thread: Nicholas Jose

    An elegant and multi-layered novel, drawing comparisons with Memoirs of a Geisha and The English Patient, The Red Thread is rich, moving and unforgettable. Set in contemporary Shanghai, it is ... More

  4. Throwaway Daughter

    Throwaway Daughter: Ting-xing Ye

    Grace Dong-mei Parker is adopted. Of the thousands of infant girls abandoned in China since the introduction of the one-child policy, she was one of the lucky ones, taken by ... More

  5. Nanjing 1937

    Nanjing 1937: Ye Zhaoyan

    Set on the eve of the Rape of Nanjing - when Japanese troops invaded this historical capital city, massacred hundreds of thousands, and committed thousands of rapes - Nanjing 1937 ... More

  6. My Life as Emperor

    My Life as Emperor: Su Tong

    'Tears rolled down his cheeks when he saw me, and he went down on one knee, pointing off in the direction of the Xie Empire with his kindling knife. Autumn ... More

  7. The Uninvited

    The Uninvited: Geling Yan

    Dan, an unemployed factory worker, lives with his wife Little Plum in a squalid suburb of Beijing. When he discovers that by posing as a journalist at corporate events he ... More

  8. Foreign Mud

    Foreign Mud: Maurice Collis

    Foreign Mud is one of the most distinguished of Maurice Collis' works of history. This account of the struggle between the British and Chinese in the Opium War in Canton in the 1830s has a vividness that comes from 20 years of experience in the Far East as a civil servant. More

  9. Hong Kong

    Hong Kong: Jan Morris

    First published in 1988, Hong Kong is a portrait of the British Empire’s last, most anachronistic outpost, as the countdown to the handover gathers momentum. Written with her trademark elegance ... More

  10. Apples in the Snow: A Journey to Samarkand

    Apples in the Snow: A Journey to Samarkand: Geoffrey Moorhouse

    Starting near the roof of the world on the Soviet Union’s border with China, Geoffrey Moorhouse’s journey through Central Asia winds across mountains, steppes and desert as well as the ... More

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