China: 2016 works worth reading

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Tags: 2016 works worth reading By Mei Jia | China Daily | Updated: 2017-01-06 07:46 2016 works worth reading The Invisibility Cloak By Ge Fei, A Flock of Brown Birds, Allan Barr, Amy Cheung, Bonnie Huie, books, Canaan Morse, Chinese Literature, Crystal Wedding, Death’s End, Gary Xu, Ge Fei, Hong Ying, Howard Goldblatt, Hummingbirds Fly Backwards, Jeremy Tiang, Jia Pingwa, Ken Liu, Liu Cixin, Nicky Harman, Pathological, Poppy Toland, Ruined City, Tang Qi, The Invisibility Cloak, The Paper Republic, The Seventh Day, To the Sky Kingdom, translated by Canaan Morse An elegy to a loser in city life. 2016 works worth reading Death's End By Liu Cixin, translated by Ken Liu The third book of the Three-body Trilogy, Wang Jinkang, which comprises The Three-Body Problem and The Dark Forest. 2016 works worth reading Good Children of the Flower, Xu Xiaobin, Yu Hua

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