
The Crazed
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Norm Lee
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Ha Jin
Best-selling, National Book Award-winning author Ha Jin displays his impressive storytelling gifts in this richly textured examination of contemporary China and the civil unrest at Tiananmen Square in 1989.
Professor Yang, a respected literature scholar, suffers a stroke and is confined to a hospital bed. Now Jian Wan, Yang’s brightest student and future son-in-law, must suspend his rigorous studies to care for his mentor. Jian dutifully keeps watch as Yang begins raving madly, often pleading with unseen tormentors. Has Yang lost his grip on sanity, or is he no longer capable of hiding deeply buried, painful secrets?
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An old scholar is hospitalized and as he raves and grieves and dreams aloud, one of his students is changed.
The changes turn the course of his life.
Very subtle and well paced, the story is captivating for anyone interested in the human condition.
Brilliant look into the psyche of a Chinese scholar.
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The parts that seemed to speak from the lead charecters psyche were all very interesting to me.I have lived in China for two years and often struggle to understand what a Chinese person is really thinking.
A Free Life was much more thought provoking and A Good Fall also had some really excellent stories as well.
I think Ha Jin is really the master of a good short story.I have read the Bridegroom this summer and the entry called Cowboy Chicken was the best one.It was funny and written from a Chinese young persons perspective.With so many KFC's in China now it is not only relevant,but also gives a clear picture of modern China as it becomes more and more like a western country.
Too much focus on a limited number of charecters
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