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- The Good Women of China (58)
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Boring. Nothing compared to the first book of the series. He's got famous, and he's making the simplest mistakes every author should better know how to avoid. See: amazingly long and boring description of fact not essential for the storyline, resulting in the reader skipping pages and pages of the w ... (
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The Good Women of China
Missing the whole point. Or maybe just unable to further develop the issue under something called censorship. I wish she did more that a general account on chinese women's life, I wish she dug deeper into what and why brought these women to experience such a sorrow throughout their lives. But I gues ... (continue)
Missing the whole point. Or maybe just unable to further develop the issue under something called censorship. I wish she did more that a general account on chinese women's life, I wish she dug deeper into what and why brought these women to experience such a sorrow throughout their lives. But I guess that if that was the case, we wouldn't have been able to read these stories.