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Red Mandarin Dress by Qiu Xiaolong

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Also by Qiu Xiaolong:

The Conspiracies of the Empire, November 2024
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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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RED MANDARIN DRESS
By: Qiu Xiaolong

Inspector Chen
Minotaur Books
December 2007
On Sale: November 27, 2007
Featuring: Chief Inspector Chen Cao
320 pages
ISBN: 0312371071
EAN: 9780312371074
Hardcover
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Mystery Police Procedural

Chief Inspector Chen Cao of the Shanghai Police Department is often put in charge of politically sensitive cases. Having recently ruffled more than a few official fathers, when he was asked to look into a sensitive corruption case, he takes immediate action - and goes on leave from work. But while on vacation, the body of a murdered young woman is found in a highly trafficked area and the only notable aspect is that she was redressed in a red mandarin dress. When a second body appears, this time in the People's Park, also in precisely the same kind of red mandarin dress, the newspapers start screaming that Shanghai is being stalked by its first sexual serial killer. With the Party anxious to resolve the murders quickly, Chen finds himself in the midst of his most potentially dangerous and sensitive case to date.