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"To avoid China's one-child policy, Li Xuelian divorced her husband intending to remarry after their second child is born. Only before they can, he marries another woman. Mad with rage, Li runs to the judge begging him to declare the divorce a sham so she may remarry and truly divorce the fool"--

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"To avoid China's one-child policy, Li Xuelian divorced her husband intending to remarry after their second child is born. Only before they can, he marries another woman. Mad with rage, Li runs to the judge begging him to declare the divorce a sham so she may remarry and truly divorce the fool"--
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Autorenporträt
Liu Zhenyun is the author of six bestselling novels, including I Did Not Kill My Husband, which sold 1.2 million copies. His long and short fiction has won numerous prizes in China and Hong Kong and has been translated into several languages. He won the Mao Dun Literature Prize in 2011. The films based on his novels include the blockbuster Cell Phone, directed by Feng Xiaogang. Howard Goldblatt, a Guggenheim fellow, has taught modern Chinese literature in the West for the past twenty years. Translator of Mo Yan2012 Nobel Prize winner for literaturehe is the foremost translator of contemporary Chinese literature. Sylvia Li-Chun Lin, a former professor at the University of Notre Dame, is a full-time translator and writer.