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SEX, LIES, AND ROCKY ROADS ...
Life is simple for Champa. He has a good job as a chauffeur in his hometown of Lhasa, and if his Chinese boss Plum is a little domineering, well, he can understand that - she's a serious art-collector after all. And he does get to drive her huge Toyota.
When he starts to sleep with his boss, life becomes a whole lot more complicated. Suddenly Champa's sex life is beyond his wildest dreams.
But then Plum brings home a Tara statue - a statue that shines with exquisite feminine beauty - and suddenly life is not simple at all, as Champa finds himself on the
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SEX, LIES, AND ROCKY ROADS ...

Life is simple for Champa. He has a good job as a chauffeur in his hometown of Lhasa, and if his Chinese boss Plum is a little domineering, well, he can understand that - she's a serious art-collector after all. And he does get to drive her huge Toyota.

When he starts to sleep with his boss, life becomes a whole lot more complicated. Suddenly Champa's sex life is beyond his wildest dreams.

But then Plum brings home a Tara statue - a statue that shines with exquisite feminine beauty - and suddenly life is not simple at all, as Champa finds himself on the long road to Beijing in search of its inspiration.

THE UNBEARABLE DREAMWORLD OF CHAMPA THE DRIVER is a rollicking road novel brim-ful of sensuality and danger. Underlying the optimism and humour of its hero is a shocking picture of racism and rough justice in modern Beijing.
Autorenporträt
Chan Koonchung wurde 1952 in Shanghai geboren und wuchs in Hongkong auf. Er war Chefredakteur und Verleger des monatlich erscheinenden Magazins City, er hat zahlreiche Filme produziert und Bücher veröffentlicht. Außerdem war er an Finanzierung und Management mehrerer Medienunternehmen beteiligt. Er ist Gründer der Umweltschutzgruppe Green Power in Hongkong und der Bio-Produktionsfirma Produce Green sowie Vorstandsmitglied bei Greenpeace International. Im Jahr 2000 zog Chan Koonchung nach Peking, um für einen Roman zu recherchieren, seitdem konzentriert er sich ganz auf das Schreiben. Er ist einer der ganz wenigen intimen Kenner Chinas, die fließend Englisch sprechen und dennoch auf dem Festland leben, also nicht ausgewandert sind.
Rezensionen
"'The Han Chinese presence in Tibet hovers in the background like a Himalayan mist ... captures something true and fresh about modern China" Independent