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Years of Red Dust by Qiu Xiaolong

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Also by Qiu Xiaolong:

Hold Your Breath, China, April 2020
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Shanghai Redemption, September 2016
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Enigma Of China, June 2014
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Don't Cry, Tai Lake, May 2013
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Years of Red Dust, November 2011
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Red Mandarin Dress, December 2007
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A Case of Two Cities, October 2006
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When Red Is Black, August 2005
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A Loyal Character Dancer, September 2003
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Years of Red Dust
Qiu Xiaolong

St. Martin's Press Griffin
November 2011
On Sale: November 8, 2011
240 pages
ISBN: 0312609256
EAN: 9780312609252
Kindle: B003P9WEAW
Paperback / e-Book (reprint)
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Fiction Family Life

Published originally in the pages of Le Monde, this collection of linked short stories by Qiu Xiaolong has already been a major bestseller in France (Cite de la Poussiere Rouge) and Germany (Das Tor zur Roten Gasse), where it and the author was the subject of a major television documentary.

The stories in Years of Red Dust trace the changes in modern China over fifty years—from the early days of the Communist revolution in 1949 to the modernization movement of the late nineties—all from the perspective of one small street in Shanghai, Red Dust Lane. From the early optimism at the end of the Chinese Civil War, through the brutality and upheaval of the Cultural Revolution, to the death of Mao, the pro-democracy movement and the riots in Tiananmen Square—history, on both an epic and personal scale, unfolds through the bulletins posted and the lives lived in this one lane, this one corner of Shanghai.

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