Name: La telaraña china (in Spanish)
Price: 21.02 EUR
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Author: Lisa See
ISBN: 9788422675624

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Physical Book

Author

Lisa See

Publisher

Círculo de Lectores

Language

Spanish

Pages

428

Format

Hardcover

Dimensions

13 x 22 cm

ISBN

9788422675624

ISBN13

9788422675624

Edited in

España

La telaraña china (in Spanish)

Lisa See (Author) · Círculo de Lectores · Hardcover

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Synopsis "La telaraña china (in Spanish)"

La inspectora Liu Hulan, hija del viceministro de cultura chino, recibe inesperadamente el encargo de resolver el caso más delicado de su carrera: el asesinato de, por un lado, el hijo del em- bajador norteamericano en Pekín y, por otro, el del vástago de un influyente hombre de negocios chino. Aunque ambos crímenes ocurrieron a miles de kilómetros, tienen la señal inequívoca de haber sido cometidos por la misma mano. Una mano que bien pudiera estar en la mafia china, o en el gobierno de uno de los dos países implicados, o quizá perdida en una telaraña de intereses tejida en varios de esos poderes al mismo tiempo.

Lisa See

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Lisa See (Paris, 1955) is a renowned American novelist of Chinese descent, raised in Los Angeles within a family with deep roots in the local Chinatown. Her work focuses on exploring Asian history and culture, especially Chinese, through a female perspective. Among her most notable novels are The Silk Fan (2005), The Peony Pavilion (2008), Shanghai Girls (2010), China Dolls (2015), and The Island of Sea Women (2020). Additionally, she is the author of the non-fiction work On Gold Mountain (1995), where she narrates her family's history.

Her main literary genre is historical fiction, distinguished by her meticulous research and the representation of Asian cultures, particularly Chinese and Korean. Although she has received accolades such as the "National Woman of the Year" award from the Organization of Chinese Americans in 2001 and the "History Makers Award" from the Chinese American Museum in 2003, she is not credited with internationally renowned literary awards.

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