具體描述
Eileen Chang is now recognized as one of the greatest modern Chinese writers, though she was completely erased from official histories in chinese mainland. These previously unpublished, semi-autobiographical novels depict in gripping detail her childhood years in Tianjin and Shanghai, as well as her student days in Hong Kong during World War II, and shed light on the construction of selfhood in her other novels.
用戶評價
不要把人和人之間的那靈犀一點看得太重。那可能是想象，也可能是幻覺。
評分不要把人和人之間的那靈犀一點看得太重。那可能是想象，也可能是幻覺。
評分##她夾在中美之間兩方都想討好卻又剋不住自己本性的句子多麼痛苦迷人啊
評分##It is completely a bore. No wonder Eileen Chang lost her charm in the West. Her attempt of luring Western readers by constantly adding Chinese elements in a rigid way to which I believe a great many foreigners have the faintest clue is fatal.
評分##It is completely a bore. No wonder Eileen Chang lost her charm in the West. Her attempt of luring Western readers by constantly adding Chinese elements in a rigid way to which I believe a great many foreigners have the faintest clue is fatal.
評分##看不齣詩意，也認不齣張愛玲。
評分##看不齣詩意，也認不齣張愛玲。
評分不要把人和人之間的那靈犀一點看得太重。那可能是想象，也可能是幻覺。
評分##張愛玲最像電視連續劇的一次。文字偶有佳句，也有少部分先前未見的內容，整體效果卻顯得蕪雜，與《小團圓》水準相去太遠，當視為《小》不成功的初稿。
