Who’s Chinese? Who are we? That is the question. When one Chinese man moves to New Zealand, he must grapple with his identity and discover what makes him who he is...
For many years, writer Dawei has traveled back and forth between New Zealand and China and met many others along the way. From immigrant failed businessmen to resentful mother-in-law, everyone has a story to tell. Through the trials and tribulations of a turbulent marriage and complex family life, Dawei must struggle to decide which country will ultimately become his home.
There's no place like home, but sometimes the hard part is knowing where that truly is.
About the Author
Xie Hong is an award-winning novelist and poet, author of sixteen books, including novels Mao’s Town and Who’s Chinese. He has received numerous awards, including the Shenzhen Youth Literature Award and the New Work Award of Guangdong Province. He graduated from East China Normal University in Shanghai, China with a degree in economics, before spending time in New Zealand studying in English School of Waikato Institute of Technology. He migrated to New Zealand in 2008.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Who's Chinese? Who are we? That is the question. When one Chinese man moves to New Zealand, he must grapple with his identity and discover what makes him who he is. For many years, writer Dawei has traveled back and forth between New Zealand and China and met many others along the way. From immigrant failed businessmen to resentful mother-in-law, everyone has a story to tell. Through the trials and tribulations of a turbulent marriage and complex family life, Dawei must struggle to decide which country will ultimately become his home. There's no place like home, but sometimes the hard part is knowing where that truly is. About the AuthorXie Hong is an award-winning novelist and poet, author of sixteen books, including novels Mao's Town and Who's Chinese. He has received numerous awards, including the Shenzhen Youth Literature Award and the New Work Award of Guangdong Province. He graduated from East China Normal University in Shanghai, China with a degree in economics, before spending time in New Zealand studying in English School of Waikato Institute of Technology. He migrated to New Zealand in 2008. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798357636478
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