Red Dust by Ma Jian

Red Dust

Ma Jian

324 pages first pub 2001 (editions)

nonfiction travel informative reflective slow-paced
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Red Dust by Ma Jian is a captivating read for the introspective and adventurous reader who craves a deeply personal and poetic exploration of the human spirit, self-discovery, and the resilience of the human will, as embodied by the author's own transformative three-year journey through rural China.

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On very rare occasions, a book can be so fresh, vivid and sincere that its integrity will be apparent almost before you have begun reading it. This brilliant account of a three-year exploration of China during the first wave of economic liberalisa...

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3.75
based on 23 reviews

Moods

challenging: 100%

adventurous: 50%

dark: 50%

funny: 50%

informative: 50%

inspiring: 50%

reflective: 50%

tense: 50%


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100% of readers chose medium
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