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Shanghai BabySearing a blistering image into the reader's imagination, Shanghai Baby provides an alternative travelogue into the back streets of a city and the...Read More
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ArticlesBase, November 21, 2011
...pushed off a roof) by local Communist leaders in retaliation for Cheng's insubordination. 18) Shanghai Baby by Wei Hui Loved, hated but utterly unignorable, socialite authoress Wei Hui shocked China, and then the western world, by revealing that *gasp*...
Xinhua News Agency, July 14, 2011
...idea. The last book to have notched up outstanding sales in the English-speaking market is Shanghai Baby by Wei Hui (translated by Bruce Humes/Robinson Publishing UK) in 2001. The somewhat morbid tale of a waitress-turned-writer of erotic novels - torn...
Global Times, March 1, 2012
...China's literary scene, but is always amused thinking about the excitement she felt as a teenager reading Wei Hui's Shanghai Baby. The semi-autobiographical novel was banned in the Chinese mainland as it featured the sexual liberation of women and...
CBC Ottawa, February 10, 2012
...system disorders, or general health and growth problems compared with a control group of babies. Study authors Dr. Wei Hui and Luc Merton of Toronto's Hospital for Sick Children compared the cardiac measurements of Belgian participants and controls. "Our...
Chinalyst - China blogs in English, July 19, 2011
...greats The last book to have notched up outstanding sales in the English-speaking market is Shanghai Baby by Wei Hui (translated by Bruce Humes/Robinson Publishing UK) in 2001. The somewhat morbid tale of a waitress-turned-writer of erotic novels - torn...
the Literary Saloon, July 15, 2011
...well:The last book to have notched up outstanding sales in the English-speaking market is Shanghai Baby by Wei Hui (translated by Bruce Humes/Robinson Publishing UK) in 2001. The somewhat morbid tale of a waitress-turned-writer of erotic novels -- torn...
