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Ah-Mei and her French grandmother Nainai's bond - possibly predicated on neither looking much like the rest of their Chinese family - sees them through the difficulties the family face in the ideological and financial upheaval of sixties Shanghai, over the course of this tender multi-generational novel set across China and France. Helen Wang translates.

Produktbeschreibung
Ah-Mei and her French grandmother Nainai's bond - possibly predicated on neither looking much like the rest of their Chinese family - sees them through the difficulties the family face in the ideological and financial upheaval of sixties Shanghai, over the course of this tender multi-generational novel set across China and France. Helen Wang translates.
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Autorenporträt
Cao Wenxuan is one of China's most important children's writers and is widely considered the country's most subtle and philosophical. He is a professor of Chinese literature at Peking University, and has in turn taught some of China's best young writers. Many of his books have become bestsellers, including Bronze and Sunflower, Dragonfly Eyes, Thatched Cottage and Red Gourd, and his work has been translated into French, Russian, Japanese, Korean and English. Cao has won several of China's most prestigious awards for children's literature, including the Song Qingling and Bing Xin prizes. He is often referred to as China's very own Hans Christian Andersen, and he in fact won the internationally lauded Hans Christian Andersen Award in 2016.