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Things just keep getting better and better. ... Well, don't they? If you are a woman and you live in China, to answer this question you will need not only to look around you but to look back, to see not just how things are now but how they once were. China has traveled a long and torturous road since the collapse of the final imperial dynasty and the establishment of a modern republic early in this century; but have the nature of women's lives and their opportunities for just and equal treatment improved? Renowned writer Gu Hua confronts this issue in Virgin Widows, a poignant and disquieting…
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1 edition- Other · English · 1996University of Hawai'i Press · 165 pages · 9780824817701
Fiction, generalWidows, fictionFICTIONChinese fictionTranslations into EnglishGeneral






