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Books by Nan Tang Listens to the Wind
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- Where the Pear Blossoms Bloom 在那梨花盛开的地方 Huang Jia'ai is the pride of the whole town. As graduation approaches, she turns down a high-paying job and resolutely decides to return to poor Tianpo Village to become a university-graduate village official. "If you want to get rich, build roads first!" "Other places have peach blossom festivals and cherry blossom festivals. Who says we can't have a pear blossom festival?" "Tourism and handicrafts, we need to get them all going!" And so this short-haired young woman, standing just 1.55 met 0Tickets15.1kClicks66Favorites
- Warm Mountain 暖山 Pusha Village is a poor mountain community in China's southwestern borderlands. Transportation is difficult, the economy is underdeveloped, and educational resources are severely lacking. Because their families are poor and their parents have left to find work, many children live with their grandparents. Besides studying, they often have to help with chores at home, leaving them unable to get a good education and even putting them at risk of dropping out. Yet it was in this barren land that the 0Tickets398Clicks24Favorites
- Splendor of Jiangnan 江南锦绣 Suzhou embroidery is the foremost of China's four great embroidery styles. Countless strands of silk, guided by repeated turns of the wrist, are transformed into exquisite masterpieces. With every stitch in and out, the gentle charm of Jiangnan comes vividly to life. “Have you heard of an embroideress?” “Then what about an embroiderer?” 0Tickets376Clicks10Favorites
- The Tianshan Mural 天山画壁 The Aksu region of Xinjiang preserves the thousand-year legacy of ancient Kucha. Among its treasures, the Kizil Caves, with their exquisite murals and distinctive artistic style, stand as a symbol of Kucha culture and are even hailed as “China’s Second Dunhuang.” On the cave walls, the Buddha’s compassion as he offers himself to a hungry tiger mingles with scenes of everyday life in ancient Kucha: people urging camels onward with their whips and the sound of pipa music lingering in the air. Toge 0Tickets313Clicks7Favorites
