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https://chinabooksreview.com/2026/03/31/shortlist-2025-literature/
PR Newswire: HKMU launches the Museum of Modern Chinese Literature & the “Beyond Distance: Half a Lifelong Friendship of Eileen Chang, Stephen Soong, and Mae Fong Soong” Exhibition (PRESS RELEASE). “To preserve these valuable documents and support relevant research, HKMU’s School of Arts and Social Sciences and the University Library have employed digital humanities research methods to […]
“Shanghai thirty years ago on a moonlit night …” #eileenchang
For once, I know exactly what prompted me to buy the book I'm sharing today - and that was a review by JacquiWine of Eileen Chang's "Jasmine Tea and other stories". Chang is an author I've been aware of for some time, but never read, and Jacqui certainly made her sound essential. Fortunately, there is a little Penguin Archive volume available containing three of her stories, entitled…
If anyone is (re)watching Mr Robot on Netflix and interested in the China angle (or old Hong Kong film), I've just liberated a thing I wrote on its subreddit and posted it on infosec.press.
I remember it was fun to write, and because of that I want it to also live somewhere outside the enshittified Reddit.
"There were two women in Zhenbao's life: one he called his white rose, the other his red rose. One was a spotless wife, the other a passionate mistress."
Stunning but extremely lo-res still of #JoanChen as "Red Rose" in #StanleyKwan's film RED ROSE WHITE ROSE (1994), based on the novella of the same name by #EileenChang. Exquisite cinematography by #ChristopherDoyle. Hope to see a better quality print one day.
"Lust, Caution" is a masterclass in the short story/novella genre, a tale of high-stakes manipulation against the backdrop of “glossily rouged lips,” “sleeveless cheongsams of electric blue,” and “diamond studded sapphire button earrings."
Love, ambition, no politics: Chinese women flock to read Eileen Chang
Featuring @chowleen !
No politics, though? :)
https://www.washingtonpost.com/world/2023/05/03/china-writer-eileen-chang-lust-caution/