Raise the Red Lantern: A Critically Acclaimed Film and Three Dark Novellas About Family and Corruption in 1930s China
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Raise the Red Lantern: A Critically Acclaimed Film and Three Dark Novellas About Family and Corruption in 1930s China

by Su Tong

Historical Fiction Literary Fiction Chinese Literature
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Su Tong’s Raise the Red Lantern combines a critically acclaimed film with three dark novellas set in 1930s China. Across these works, family and corruption provide the central themes, creating a literary collection concerned with power, relationships, and the pressures shaping private and social life.

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Raise the Red Lantern brings together a critically acclaimed film and three dark novellas by Su Tong.

Set against 1930s China, the collection focuses on family and corruption through a literary lens.

Its combination of screen storytelling and novella-length fiction offers a varied introduction to themes of power, loyalty, and moral compromise.

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