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"Set against the background of the Japanese occupation of China, the Communist-Nationalist struggle, the White Terror of Taiwan, and American engagement in the Vietnam War, this novel recounts the story of two women - Mulberry and Peach - who are really one. Mulberry is a young woman who has fled the turmoil of postwar China to settle in the United States.
Unable to forget the terrors she has witnessed or resolve the conflicts between her new life and her old, she develops a second personality: the fearless, tough-talking, sexually uninhibited Peach. While Mulberry clings to her cultural and ethical roots, Peach renounces her past to embrace the American way of life with a vengeance. This tale of fractured identity is mirrored in the novel's exploration of the tensions between modernity and tradition, exile and belonging, madness and sanity."--BOOK JACKET.
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Translations into English, CHR 1988, Women authors, PRO Bertha Klausner International Literary Agency, Inc. (stamp) (Klausner Collection copy), PRO Klausner, Samuel Z. (donor) (Klausner Collection copy), Chinese fiction, PRO Klausner, Bertha (former owner) (Klausner Collection copy), Chinese (Language) Contemporary Fiction, Fiction, China, biography, Women, china, Fiction, generalPeople
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Mulberry and Peach: two women of China
1998, The Feminist Press
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Mulberry and Peach: Two Women of China (Asian Voices)
September 1988, Beacon Pr
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Sang Qing yu Taohong
1980, Zhongguo qing nian chu ban she, Xin hua shu dian Beijing fa xing suo fa xing
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Originally published: Two women of China--Mulberry and Peach. Beijing : New World Press, 1981.
Translation of: Sang Ch'ing Yü T'ao-hung.
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