上海寶貝
Liebe
Chinese Authors
Belletristische Darstellung
Single women
Sexual behavior
Women authors
Manners and customs
Fiction, romance, general
Man-woman relationships
New York Times reviewed
Social life and customs
Fiction
"Publicly burned in China for its sensual nature and irreverent style, this novel is the semi-autobiographical story of Coco, a cafe waitress, who is full of enthusiasm and impatience for life. She meets a young man, Tian Tian, for whom she feels tenderness and love, but he is reclusive, impotent an…
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