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paperback. New. Ship out in 2 business day, And Fast shipping, Free Tracking number will be provided after the shipment.Paperback. Pages Number: 210 Language: Chinese. Publisher: Chongqing Publishing Group. Chongqing Publishing House; 1 (January 1. 2011). resting: Pearl S. Buck in China: Pearl S. Buck ( Pearl Buck) 1892 American-born father was a missionary. Four months old when she came to China with his parents in Jiangsu. grew up in Zhenjiang. Pearl S. Buck with his mother to learn English. with a Mr. Kong to learn Chinese language and culture. According to the memoirs of Pearl S. Buck records. they live in a shabby little brick house. ground subsidence. full of centipedes and scorpions. Living room shelves placed a blue cloth cover of The Complete Works of Charles Dickens. her little hands just touched. often scored to read. Pearl S. Buck childhood love writing. Apart from reading Dickens. Pearl S. Buck with the village children play chase in the grave hill behind the house; often see stray dogs abandoned baby in bushes Kenshi bones. Pearl S. Buck returned to the U.S. eighteen-year-old university. After graduation. due to parent illness and return to China. Twenty-five. and agricultural economist. Buck (John Buck) married and settled Anhui. Buck by the United States to China. made a special trip to the scientific method to teach Chinese farmers farming. Countryside and mountainous areas with the husband of Pearl S. Buck. understand their needs. as was the award-winning Earth written material collected. 1921 Pearl S. Buck family moved to Nanjing. She and Nanjing University in the University of Nanking. apart from teaching English and began writing. 1930 published his first work. wind. West Wind (East Wind: West Wind); The following year. she only spent three months will complete the Earth (The Good Earth); 1932 Pulitzer Prize. becoming the first woman to win Pulitzer Prize for Fiction of women. the cause from flourishing. Awarded the Nobel Prize for Literature in 1938. She is also the only Pulitzer Prize-winning writer and Nobel Prize. the work of the United States most popular language writer. Political turmoil in China in 1934. Buck returned to America. and her husband divorced. remarried Publisher Weier Shi (Richard Walsh). Pearl S. Buck in China (resting). Pearl Buck in China only account of the day. Including her missionary father. arbitrary and unreasonable. wife abuse. neglect and children. He admitted that his wife had misappropriated their own money to ten times the Bible printed in Chinese. Pearl S. Buck sympathetic mother. most of her works subject to the mother s face as the background; and Chinese nanny hearsay. Pearl S. Buck was joined feminist social movement. Buck returned to the U.S.. the use of the Nobel Prize bought a farm with her husband Weier Shi publishers have adopted the Oriental origin of a large group of orphans. She continued to ease in writing a book farm. extra cash. set up the Pearl S. Buck Foundation. According to Daily Telegraph said Pearl S. Buck and Weier Shi tensions. The latter resigned from the day job and concentrate on helping his wife write a book published as a result. Pearl S. Buck introduction of the evil Harris. a dance teacher to take over the Foundation. She later discovered he had been deceived. the two embark on a protracted war. Pearl S. Buck lived in China before and after the thirty-four years. see China as a real home. has always hoped to return to China. She once said. I can only write what I know. And I In addition to China. they know nothing. 1972 U.S. President Richard Nixon visited China. Pearl Buck that thaw in relations can return home the. But China still refused her entry visa. 1973 Pearl S. Buck returned home broken dreams. depressed and eventually died. New book. Pearl S. Buck in China (resting). the forest of Crespo Hillary is the biographies of famous British writer. She last month to accept the Guardian interview admitted that she was surrounded by friends do not understand how to write Pearl? Pearl S. Buck is the second Marco Polo to China. introduced to the West after the first. Her novel Earth in the reproduction of the Chinese working class life. Earth. published in 1931. this worldwide best-selling book of Pearl S. Buck won the Nobel Prize Satisfaction guaranteed,or money back.<

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