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100	1		_aXianliang, Zhang _eauthor _91661028
245			_aGrass soup / _cZhang Xianliang ; translated from the Chinese by Martha Avery
260			_aLondon : _bMinerva, _c1994
520			_aZhang, one of China's greatest living writers, spent 22 years in Chinese labor camps, and kept a diary of his experiences. He later annotated this diary, filling in everything that the original left unsaid. "Grass Soup" is his portrait of degradation and redemption during the Cultural Revolution. Like Solzhenitsyn's "One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich," it forcefully describes not only how far humanity can fall, but also how people continue to live and hope.
650			_aPolitical prisoners--China-- Biography _91661029
700	1		_aAvery, Martha _etranslator _91661030
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