― Mingmei Yip, Peach Blossom Pavillion. tags: china, coquettish, courtesan, decadence, funny, geisha, revenge. 23 likes. Like “Atmink: turi ne tik apsikęsti su visais sunkumais, privalai juos kęsti šypsodama, kad niekas nepastebėtų nė pėdsako kartėlio.” ― Mingmei Yip 1 likes. Like “Atmink viena: likimo mes negalim įveikti /5. Mingmei Yip has written an enchanting debut novel "Peach Blossom Pavilion" which tells the story of the last surviving Chinese courtesan (prostitute), Precious Orchid, the most sought-after woman in /5(). · Peach Blossom Pavilion. Mingmei Yip Review from Jeannie Zelos Book reviews. I love books that describe life in old China or Japan, and I've read many over the past few years. I'm fascinated by the dichotomy of life, the paradox of how different it is according to the status you were born into, sex, and how quickly circumstances can change/5.
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This was a "no put down" book. I devoured all pages of this fascinating novel in four readings. Ming Mei Yip's writing style and the story that unfolded from her pen had me spell bound the entire time. "Peach Blossom Pavilion" is the story of the ten year adventure of the principal character, Xiang Xiang (Precious Orchid). In this richly imaginative novel, Mingmei Yip--author of Peach Blossom Pavilion and Petals From the Sky--follows one woman's daunting journey along China's fabled Silk Road. As a girl growing up in. Peach Blossom Pavilion is the first novel in English to have recorded this unique, exotic culture. PBP is also the first novel in English to introduce the guqin, the oldest Chinese stringed instrument with over two thousand years of history and a favorite pastime for both the cultivated gentry-women and the courtesans.
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