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• ↓ J. G. Ballard’s Dystopian Shanghai
• ↓ Shen Fu: Floating Life in a Fallen Realm
• ↓ Inside the Camps
• ↓ What China’s Reading: Outside the Awards
• ↓ China’s Industrial Parks in Africa
• ↓ John Minford’s China Bookshelf
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"How the English novelist J. G. Ballard’s boyhood in war-torn Shanghai influenced his darkest fiction."

"A Qing dynasty failson’s memoir of genteel poverty, parties and potting soil was rediscovered in a Suzhou book stall in 1874 and remains one of China’s favorite love stories."

"In 1991, a CBS investigation into China’s reform-through-labor camps shocked the world, exposing how prison-made goods were being exported to the U.S. Three decades later, camps like it still exist."

"Five books from China that deserve more recognition, from an internet novel about the fashion industry to a star reporter’s study of how Germany reckoned with its wartime past."

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J. G. Ballard’s Dystopian Shanghai

Shen Fu: Floating Life in a Fallen Realm

Inside the Camps

What China’s Reading: Outside the Awards

China’s Industrial Parks in Africa

John Minford’s China Bookshelf