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The Four Books : A Novel 🔍
Yan Lianke; translated from the Chinese by Carlos Rojas Grove/Atlantic, Incorporated, Open Road Integrated Media, Inc., [N.p.], 2015
英语 [en] · MOBI · 1.7MB · 2015 · 📕 小说类图书 · 🚀/lgli/lgrs/zlib · Save
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From the Franz Kafka Prize–winning author of Lenin’s Kiss , a “stupendous and unforgettable” novel of Mao’s China ( The Times , London).
In the ninety-ninth district of a re-education compound, freethinking artists and academics are detained to strengthen their loyalty to Communist ideologies. Here, the Musician and her lover, the Scholar, along with the Author and the Theologian, are subjected to grinding physical labor. They are also encouraged to inform on each other’s dissident behavior—for the prize of a chance at freedom.
Their preadolescent supervisor, the Child, delights in reward systems and excessive punishments. But when agricultural and industrial production quotas are raised to an unattainable level, the ninety-ninth district dissolves into lawlessness. As inclement weather and famine set in, the people are abandoned by the regime and left alone to survive.
Set inside a labor camp during Mao’s Great Leap Forward, Booklist calls The Four Books a “rich and complex novel,” from “China’s most heralded and censored modern writer” ( The South China Morning Post ).
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4 books
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Sishu
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Lianke Yan; Carlos Rojas
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Atlantic Monthly Press
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Grove Atlantic
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Grove Press
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United States, United States of America
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First edition., New York State, 2015
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1st Edition, First Edition, PS, 2015
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First Trade Paper, 2015
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元数据中的注释
Translation from the Chinese of: Sishu.
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From master storyteller Yan Lianke, winner of the prestigious Franz Kafka Prize and a finalist for the Man Booker International Prize, The Four Books is a powerful, daring novel of the dog-eat-dog psychology inside a labor camp for intellectuals during Maos Great Leap Forward. A renowned author in China, and among its most censored, Yans mythical, sometimes surreal tale cuts to the bone in its portrayal of the struggle between authoritarian power and mans will to prevail against the darkest odds through camaraderie, love, and faith.
In the ninety-ninth district of a sprawling reeducation compound, freethinking artists and academics are detained to strengthen their loyalty to Communist ideologies. Here, the Musician and her lover, the Scholaralong with the Author and the Theologianare forced to carry out grueling physical work and are encouraged to inform on each other for dissident behavior. The winning the chance at freedom. They're overseen by preadolescent supervisor, the Child, who delights in reward systems and excessive punishments. When agricultural and industrial production quotas are raised to an unattainable level, the ninety-ninth district dissolves into lawlessness. And then, as inclement weather and famine set in, they are abandoned by the regime and left alone to survive.
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Man Booker International Prize finalist Yan Lianke's most powerful and searing novel yet, about the persecution of intellectuals in a reeducation camp during the Great Leap Forward. "The Four Books" is a daring, darkly satirical story of the dog-eat-dog psychology inside a labor camp during China's "three bitter years" of famine. Reminiscent of such classics as "A Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich" and "Darkness at Noon," Yan's mythical, symbolic, sometimes surreal tale portrays the absurdity and grotesquerie of this traumatic period, which has been a taboo subject for half a century. Divided into four narratives - influenced by the four texts of Confucianism and the four Gospels of the New Testament - this is an affecting and poetic novel that captures the universal power of camaraderie, love, and faith against oppression and the darkest odds
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In the ninety-ninth district of a sprawling reeducation compound, freethinking artists and academics are detained to strengthen their loyalty to Communist ideologies. They are forced to carry out grueling physical work and are encouraged to inform on each other for dissident behavior. The prize: winning the chance at freedom. They're overseen by preadolescent supervisor, the Child, who delights in reward systems and excessive punishments. When agricultural and industrial production quotas are raised to an unattainable level, the ninety-ninth district dissolves into lawlessness. And then, as inclement weather and famine set in, they are abandoned by the regime and left alone to survive.
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2015-12-07
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