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15 years, 2 months ago at Mar 7 18:49 - I would like to know how many people follow the litterature of china? I am very interested in and I think that it is important in the internationale litterature.
I recomand Gao Xingjian. Others interested ?
I recomand Gao Xingjian. Others interested ?
William
15 years, 2 months ago at Mar 7 18:56 - do you mean writing chinese or things like myths and legends? because if it's myths and legends you're talking about, i know a lot.
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15 years, 2 months ago at Mar 7 19:23 - I mean the both sort:
- the history with myths and legends like you said (with the Han's Empire, Qi's Empire)
- and contempory books which talk about censure, revolution, etc.
- the history with myths and legends like you said (with the Han's Empire, Qi's Empire)
- and contempory books which talk about censure, revolution, etc.
Darth Droll
14 years, 11 months ago at Jun 10 3:55 - Right now I'm reading something called "The City Trilogy" by
Chang Hsi-Kuo (translated into English by John Balcom). It's comprised of three books. "Five Jade Disks", "Defenders of Dragon City", and "Tale of a Feather".
Unfortunatly, Chang Hsi-Kuo isn't Chinese. He's Taiwanese. But it's a start. And it is SF as well.
Chang Hsi-Kuo (translated into English by John Balcom). It's comprised of three books. "Five Jade Disks", "Defenders of Dragon City", and "Tale of a Feather".
Unfortunatly, Chang Hsi-Kuo isn't Chinese. He's Taiwanese. But it's a start. And it is SF as well.
