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I Myself Am A Woman
I Myself Am A Woman

By Ding Ling

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A comprehensive collection of writings by the revolutionary writer, feminist, and literary dissident Ding Ling (1904-85), one of the most colorful and important Chinese women writers of the twentie...

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I myself am a woman
I myself am a woman

By Ding Ling, Ling Ting

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The sun shines over the Sanggan River
Miss Sophie's diary and other stories
Chinese Women Writers Nineteen Twenties
The Power of Weakness
The Power of Weakness

By Ding Ling, Lu Xun

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DAS TAGEBUCH DER SOPHIA
Tai yang zhao zai Sanggan he shang
Sha fei nu shi de ri ji
Sha fei nu shi de ri ji

By Ding Ling

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Ding Ling quan ji
Ding Ling quan ji

By Ding Ling

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