Code: 06317752

Cold Nights

Name: Cold Nights
Brand: The Chinese University Press
SKU: 06317752
Price: 24.14 EUR
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Author: Pa Chin
ISBN: 9789629960131

by Pa Chin

Language: English
Binding: Paperback
Number of pages: 512
Publisher: The Chinese University Press, 2002
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Nominated for the Nobel Prize in Literature in 2001, Pa Chin (b.1904) has long been one of the leading figures of twentieth-century Chinese literature. He is best known for the influential trilogy Family, Spring, and Autumn. Cold Nights, twice adapted into films (Cantonese in 1955 and Mandarin in 1984), grapples with the emotional entanglement of Chinese intellectuals with the Japanese invasion of China as background. It has been widely hailed by critics as another masterpiece by Pa Chin. This bilingual edition contains a new critical introduction by Paul G. Pickowicz, professor of history and Chinese studies at the University of California, San Diego.