Description
Book SynopsisBilled as "a Taiwanese 'Gone With the Wind'", this story spans more than half a century of Taiwan's history, tracing the fortunes of the Pengs, a family of Hakka Chinese settlers, across three generations from the 1890s, just before Taiwan was ceded to Japan, to World War II.
Trade ReviewThis novel is classic historical fiction presented in a very real and intriguingly perceptive style. A masterpiece! -- Viviane Crystal The Historical Novels Review Li Qiao's Wintry Night trilogy is a landmark of Taiwan fiction and Taiwanese consciousness... This English version is expertly translated. World Literature Today
Table of ContentsForeword Translator's Introduction Part 1. Wintry Night 1. The Peng Family Make Their Way to Fanzai Wood 2. Days on Guard 3. Planting Potatoes, Making Potash, Death 4. The Unexpected 5. Love 6. Death and Disaster 7. Change 8. The Japanese Arrive 9. Endless Wintry Night Part 2. The Lone Lamp 1. The Sound of Weeping 2. Good-bye 3. Ten Thousand Miles of Sea and Sky 4. The Clouds and the Moon 5. Misfortune 6. Good-byes on the Grass 7. Misty Spring Days 8. Sacrificial Rites 9. Women of the Mountains 10. The Journey of the Salmon 11. The Eternal Lamp
