Autore: Lao She

A classic of Chinese literature, "Lao She’s great novel" depicts an orphaned working class man determined to realize his dreams in 1930s Beijing (New York Times).A beautiful new translation …

Four Generations under One Roof (Set of 2 Volumes) includes: Four Generations under One Roofi E a… iand Four Generations under One Roofi E a…!iin 2 volumes. There is no need for division, because …

Mr Ma and his son Ma Wei run an antiques shop nestled in a quiet street by St Paul’s Cathedral in London, where, far from their native Peking, they struggle to navigate the bustling pavements and myr …

When a traveller from China crash-lands on Mars, he finds himself in a country inhabited entirely by Cat People. Befriended by a local cat-man, he becomes acquainted with all aspects of cat-life: he …

A deliciously funny and moving comedy-of-manners about a Chinese father and son’s experiences at the height of London’s Jazz Age’He was in London – why be bothered looking at it? Wasn’t it bad enough …

Lao She’s Statement consists of several articles selected from the complete works of Lao She. These articles have outlined the experience of his life -the whole process from birth to death. In Lao Sh …

Camel Xiangzi is the tragic story of Xiangzi, a ricksha puller in the city of Beiping in old China. The entire novel takes the "three ups and three downs" of Xiangzi in buying a ricksha as …

This book is a representative work by Lao She. It revolves around the life trajectory of Xiangzi, a rickshaw man in Beiping (now Beijing). Set against the backdrop of the lives of Beiping’s citizens …

In the early 1930s, Lao She, while teaching at Qilu University, compiled the book Lecture Notes on Literary Theory. This work is arguably Lao She’s only dedicated theoretical treatise.For readers int …

Prose is a nimble and free style of writing, beloved by Chinese writers and scholars throughout history. Over thousands of years, various schools of prose have flourished, and numerous outstanding wo …

Anemia Collection is a short story collection by the esteemed writer Lao She. It comprises five captivating tales: No Problem at All, Love, Lord Eight, The Little Wooden Man, and A Cartridge of Canno …

Divorce is Lao She’s personally satisfying work of maturity, which has been adapted into a film and a TV series with the same name. For readers who enjoy Lao She’s works, this book is worth reading a …