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Two Writers and the Cultural Revolution: Lao Shê and Chen Jo-hsi
Table of Contents
| PREFACE | 1 | |
| Part I LAO SHE | ||
| DEATH AND THE NOVEL—On Lao She’s “Suicide” by Paul Bady | 5 | |
| REHABILITATION: A Chronological Postscript | 15 | |
| LAO SHE IN ENGLAND by King Hu trans. by Cecilia Y. L. Tsim |
21 | |
| LAO SHE IN AMERICA—Arrival and Departure by George Kao | 27 | |
| Part II LAO SHE’S FICTIONS | ||
| “Camel”—Through Western Eyes | 37 | |
| END OF THE RICKSHAW BOY trans. by Perry Link |
39 | |
| AN OLD AND ESTABLISHED NAME trans. by William A. Lyell |
51 | |
| OLD LIU trans. by William A. Lyell |
57 | |
| About “The Drum Singers”—A Lost Original | 66 | |
| THE DRUM SINGERS trans. by Helena Kuo |
67 | |
| Cats, Black and White | 76 | |
| CITY OF CATS trans. by James E. Dew |
77 | |
| Part III CHEN JO-HSI | ||
| CHEN JO-HSI: Memories and Notes by Richard M. McCarthy | 129 | |
| CHI-CHEN WANG: An Appreciation | 131 | |
| TING YUN trans. by Chi-Chen Wang |
133 | |
| THE TUNNEL trans. by Chi-Chen Wang |
141 | |
| Chen Jo-hsi’s First Novel: THE REPATRIATES | 150 | |
| “I LOVE CHAIRMAN MAO”
trans. by Chi-Chen Wang |
155 | |
| REUNION IN NANKING
trans. by Howard Goldblatt |
159 | |
| Part IV CHINESE TEXTS | 171 | |
| NOTES ON CONTRIBUTORS | 211 | |