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Dr. Bethune's children : a novel / Xue Yiwei ; translated from the Chinese by Darryl Sterk.

Van Pelt Library PL2969.5.E445 B35713 2017
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Xue, Yiwei, 1964- author.
Contributor:
Sterk, Darryl, translator.
Standardized Title:
Baiqiuen de hai zi men. English
Language:
Chinese
English
Subjects (All):
Bethune, Norman--Fiction.
Bethune, Norman.
History.
China--History--1949---Fiction.
China.
Montréal (Québec)--Fiction.
Montréal (Québec).
Québec--Montréal.
Genre:
Fiction.
History.
Novels.
Physical Description:
xi, 288 pages ; 21 cm
Other Title:
Doctor Bethune's children
Place of Publication:
Montreal : Linda Leith Publishing, [2017]
Language Note:
Translated from the Chinese.
Summary:
"Xue Yiwei's life has been marked by that of the legendary Montreal surgeon Norman Bethune, who died in China in the cause of Communism. Like other Chinese of his generation - the generation that has turned China into the world power it is today - Xue Yiwei was inspired by Dr. Bethune's example during the Cultural Revolution. But unlike his peers, he went to the lengths of moving to Montreal, where he has lived for sixteen years as a writer acclaimed in China and - until now - unknown in Canada. This subversive novel is the story that only he could write. Dr. Bethune's Children, which is banned in China (it is available only in a Chinese language version published in Taiwan), focuses on individual lives marked by some of the traumatic events of recent decades that have been veiled by official secrecy. In showing us the effects of the distress and repression that have marked his whole generation, Xue Yiwei unveils the human heart."-- Provided by publisher.
Notes:
Translation of: Baiqiuen de hai zi men.
Other Format:
Xue, Yiwei, 1964- Bai qiu en de hai zi men. English. Dr. Bethune's children.
ISBN:
9781988130514
1988130514
OCLC:
981935120
Publisher Number:
99974174598

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