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Binding
Paperback
Weight
1 lbs
Product Group
Book
IsTextBook
No
ISBN
9781602202481
Book Title
Peace Hotel : a Non-Fiction Novel
Item Length
8.2in
Publisher
Shanghai Press
Publication Year
2015
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Item Height
1in
Author
Chen Danyan
Genre
Fiction
Topic
General, Historical
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
21.5 Oz
Number of Pages
384 Pages

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Shanghai in the 1920s was undergoing massive amounts of change. With a flourishing opium trade, communism gaining a foothold and the turmoil between the foreigners, Chinese and gangsters overrunning the city, few would have considered it an appropriate time to build a landmark hotel. In The Peace Hotel: A Non-Fiction Novel , author Chen Danyan traces the history of this iconic Shanghai luxury hotel. Built by Victor Sassoon, a Jewish business tycoon whose inherited wealth came from the opium trade, the Peace Hotel came to life on a prime waterfront lot in Shanghai in 1929. Originally called the Cathay, it was the toast of Asia until WWII and the Japanese Occupation. Chen Danyan's remarkable account of the Peace Hotel covers seven tumultuous decades as this grand building, the most luxurious hotel on the Bund, witnessed the changing fortunes of families and business dynasties. From the nearly overnight loss of riches of the "indigenous capitalists" in the 1950s to the post-revolutionary times of hardship and austerity, the Peace Hotel managed to survive it all. After multiple name changes and various owners, this heritage hotel has finally become a magnificent local icon and inspiration for inquisitive scholars. Like a sleeping beauty, in 2010 the Peace Hotel was roused from slumber and modernized while remaining true to its history. From its birth in 1929 to itsreincarnation as a modern hotel, The Peace Hotel: A Non-Fiction Novel tells the remarkable story of a remarkable building.

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Publisher
Shanghai Press
ISBN-10
1602202486
ISBN-13
9781602202481
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Book Title
Peace Hotel : a Non-Fiction Novel
Author
Chen Danyan
Format
Trade Paperback
Language
English
Topic
General, Historical
Publication Year
2015
Genre
Fiction
Number of Pages
384 Pages

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Item Length
8.2in
Item Height
1in
Item Width
5.5in
Item Weight
21.5 Oz

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Pl2935
Reviews
"Chen Danyan was like a cultural archeologist at work, uncovering intangible cultural heritage of Shanghai with the acuity of a historian and sensitivity of a female writer. Such cultural heritage is embodied in and supported by intricate details that are often too easily neglected, hence can only be made evident by finding expression in such details." -Yi Zhongtian, writer, "Chen Danyan is the most important writer in non-fiction writing about Shanghai. She manages to uncover the jewels that lay in the depths of history and that are blunted by time. Her recounting of the forgotten tales gives them their sparkle. Many have come to appreciate a pulsating history of Shanghai written by her with elan." -Shen Qilan, book critic, "The solid details recounted in The Peace Hotel are potent with meaning, reaching into the recesses of time. They remind the reader of Chen Danyan's knack at creating characters of psychological depth with intricate details. Inevitably, the reader is able to conjure Shanghai with all its cultural significance as the author captures the nonfictional dimensions of the city with her adroit sense of place. As is told in The Peace Hotel , the history of the hotel is also the history of people--their recollections forming part of the hotel's past." -- Zhang Li, literary critic, "Chen Danyan is the most important writer in non-fiction writing about Shanghai. She manages to uncover the jewels that lay in the depths of history and that are blunted by time. Her recounting of the forgotten tales gives them their sparkle. Many have come to appreciate a pulsating history of Shanghai written by her with elan." - Shen Qilan, book critic, Chen Danyan is the most important writer in non-fiction writing about Shanghai. She manages to uncover the jewels that lay in the depths of history and that are blunted by time. Her recounting of the forgotten tales gives them their sparkle. Many have co|9781602202481|, The solid details recounted in The Peace Hotel are potent with meaning, reaching into the recesses of time. They remind the reader of Chen Danyan's knack at creating characters of psychological depth with intricate details. Inevitably, the reader|9781602202481|, "Chen Danyan is the most important writer in non-fiction writing about Shanghai. She manages to uncover the jewels that lay in the depths of history and that are blunted by time. Her recounting of the forgotten tales gives them their sparkle. Many have come to appreciate a pulsating history of Shanghai written by her with elan." -- Shen Qilan, book critic, "The solid details recounted in The Peace Hotel are potent with meaning, reaching into the recesses of time. They remind the reader of Chen Danyan's knack at creating characters of psychological depth with intricate details. Inevitably, the reader is able to conjure Shanghai with all its cultural significance as the author captures the nonfictional dimensions of the city with her adroit sense of place. As is told in The Peace Hotel , the history of the hotel is also the history of people-their recollections forming part of the hotel's past." -Zhang Li, literary critic, "Chen Danyan was like a cultural archeologist at work, uncovering intangible cultural heritage of Shanghai with the acuity of a historian and sensitivity of a female writer. Such cultural heritage is embodied in and supported by intricate details that are often too easily neglected, hence can only be made evident by finding expression in such details." - Yi Zhongtian, writer, "Chen Danyan was like a cultural archeologist at work, uncovering intangible cultural heritage of Shanghai with the acuity of a historian and sensitivity of a female writer. Such cultural heritage is embodied in and supported by intricate details that are often too easily neglected, hence can only be made evident by finding expression in such details." -- Yi Zhongtian, writer, "It seems more like a modernist painting, than a novel, with chapters dotted with metaphors like countless color spots on a canvas, each unique, forming a colorful whole. The crisscrossing, overlaying, dislocated and zapping-through-time narratives: the seemingly disjointed patches are rendered with verve. The developments, divergent as they first appear, are but a harbinger of the eventual convergence taut with tension." -- Zhao Changping, Secretary General of the Publishers Association of Shanghai, "It seems more like a modernist painting, than a novel, with chapters dotted with metaphors like countless color spots on a canvas, each unique, forming a colorful whole. The crisscrossing, overlaying, dislocated and zapping-through-time narratives: the seemingly disjointed patches are rendered with verve. The developments, divergent as they first appear, are but a harbinger of the eventual convergence taut with tension." - Zhao Changping, Secretary General of the Publishers Association of Shanghai, "The solid details recounted in The Peace Hotel are potent with meaning, reaching into the recesses of time. They remind the reader of Chen Danyan's knack at creating characters of psychological depth with intricate details. Inevitably, the reader is able to conjure Shanghai with all its cultural significance as the author captures the nonfictional dimensions of the city with her adroit sense of place. As is told in The Peace Hotel , the history of the hotel is also the history of people-their recollections forming part of the hotel's past." - Zhang Li, literary critic, It seems more like a modernist painting, than a novel, with chapters dotted with metaphors like countless color spots on a canvas, each unique, forming a colorful whole. The crisscrossing, overlaying, dislocated and zapping-through-time narratives: the s|9781602202481|, Chen Danyan was like a cultural archeologist at work, uncovering intangible cultural heritage of Shanghai with the acuity of a historian and sensitivity of a female writer. Such cultural heritage is embodied in and supported by intricate details that are|9781602202481|
Copyright Date
2015
Target Audience
Trade
Dewey Decimal
895.1352
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes

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