Kingdom of Characters (Pulitzer Prize Finalist): The Language Revolution That Made China Modern
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Kingdom of Characters (Pulitzer Prize Finalist): The Language Revolution That Made China Modern

by Jing Tsu

History Linguistics Nonfiction
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In Kingdom of Characters, Jing Tsu explores the language revolution that made China modern. Bringing together history, language, and cultural change, this Pulitzer Prize finalist considers how systems of communication can influence a nation’s identity and development.

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Kingdom of Characters examines the language revolution that helped make China modern.

Jing Tsu focuses on the relationship between language, characters, and broader cultural change.

The book offers a historical perspective on how communication can shape a nation's modern identity.

Written for readers interested in China, language, and transformation, it presents an accessible study of a pivotal subject.

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