Description

Following the seismic events of Tiananmen Square, the Wu family finds their hopes of returning home shattered, leaving them adrift in America. This novel intimately chronicles their challenging passage into immigrant life, marked by the struggle to master a new language and culture while enduring a series of demanding jobs. It is a profound exploration of identity and belonging, delving into the immense sacrifices undertaken in the relentless pursuit of freedom. The narrative powerfully illustrates the enduring spirit of artistic dreams even when confronted by overwhelming adversity.

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paperback

Pantheon

Published Oct 30, 2007

672 pages

ISBN: 9780375424656

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Details

First Published

2007

Language

eng

Content Warnings

Content and trigger warnings for A Free Life by Ha Jin.

War/Trauma
Death/Grief