The Unbroken Chain : An Anthology of Taiwan Fiction since 1926 / / edited by Joseph S.M. Lau.
The Unbroken Chain is the first anthology in any language to present the diversified achievement of Taiwan fiction from the period of Japanese occupation to the present. Representing four generations of Taiwanese writers, the seventeen stories in this unique volume demonstrate that, although Taiwan...
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Place / Publishing House: | Bloomington : : Indiana University Press,, 1983. ©1983. |
Year of Publication: | 1988 1983 |
Language: | English Chinese |
Series: | Chinese literature in translation
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Physical Description: | 1 online resource (1 online resource xvi, 279 pages.) |
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Table of Contents:
- Taiwan fiction since 1945. "Together through thick and thin" / Chung Li-ho
- "Lunar New Year's feast" / Lin Hai-yin
- "Betel Palm Village" / Cheng Ch'ing-wen
- "The spheric man" / Li Ch'iao
- "Night freight" / Ch'en Ying-chen
- "I love Mary" / Huang Ch'un-ming
- "Chrysalis" / Liu Ta-jen
- "The net" / Ou-yang Tzu
- "The story of three springs / Wang Chen-ho
- "Red boy" / Chang Hsi-kuo
- "The rain from the sun" / Li Yung-p'ing
- "Fire" / Tung Nien
- "Birds of a feather" / Chang Ta-ch'un.
- Taiwan fiction during the Japanese period (1895-1945). "The steelyard" / Lai Ho
- "The doctor's mother" / Wu Cho-liu
- "Autumn note" / Chu Tein-jen
- "Mother Goose gets married" / Yang K'uei.