In the latest episode of PAGE X, Daniel Li, Marketing Director at Sinoist Books in the UK, dives into Tie Ning’s moving novel My Sister’s Red Shirt, originally published in 1984 and brought to English readers by translator Annelise Finegan. This edition even snagged the PEN Translates Grant! 🍂
My Sister’s Red Shirt weaves a poetic tale of autumn leaves drifting back to the earth, mirroring the deep connection between humans and the natural world. Through this simple yet powerful imagery, Tie Ning explores themes of love, memory, and the tie that binds people together across time and space. ❤️
Daniel highlights how the novel’s quiet elegance and rhythmic prose invite readers to slow down and reflect. Whether you’re a literature fanatic, a student diving into modern Chinese classics, or simply looking for a heartfelt story, this book is a must-read.
Stay tuned to PAGE X for more book journeys and cultural deep dives! And don’t forget to catch the full episode to hear Daniel’s insights firsthand. 🎥✨
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