Home in May (Storycuts)

Yongshan is taking her son back to Licheng to visit relatives, and to see the town where she grew up. But when they get there, all she could find were desolate houses. Even the people on the street seemed not to recognise her. But then, in the rubble of her old neighbourhood, Yongshan finds something to grab hold of - a memento of the past.

Part of the Storycuts series, this short story was previously published in the collection Madwoman on the Bridge.

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Home in May (Storycuts)

Yongshan is taking her son back to Licheng to visit relatives, and to see the town where she grew up. But when they get there, all she could find were desolate houses. Even the people on the street seemed not to recognise her. But then, in the rubble of her old neighbourhood, Yongshan finds something to grab hold of - a memento of the past.

Part of the Storycuts series, this short story was previously published in the collection Madwoman on the Bridge.

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Home in May (Storycuts)

Home in May (Storycuts)

Home in May (Storycuts)

Home in May (Storycuts)

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Overview

Yongshan is taking her son back to Licheng to visit relatives, and to see the town where she grew up. But when they get there, all she could find were desolate houses. Even the people on the street seemed not to recognise her. But then, in the rubble of her old neighbourhood, Yongshan finds something to grab hold of - a memento of the past.

Part of the Storycuts series, this short story was previously published in the collection Madwoman on the Bridge.


Product Details

ISBN-13: 9781448125838
Publisher: Transworld Publishers Limited
Publication date: 11/17/2011
Sold by: Barnes & Noble
Format: eBook
Pages: 24
File size: 350 KB

About the Author

Born in 1963 in Suzhou and now living in Beijing with his family, Su Tong is one of China's most celebrated bestselling authors, shooting to international fame in 1993 when Zhang Yimou's film of his novella Raise the Red Lantern was nominated for an Oscar. His first short story collection Madwoman on the Bridge was published by Black Swan in 2008.
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