Shalama: My 96 Seasons in China 香港 Ocean Vuong returns with a

Ocean Vuong returns with a bighearted novel about chosen family

One of the unique features of this book is its focus on the ""living school of thought"" in Chinese philosophy

自認為業餘香港研究學者的徐承恩，撰寫《香港，鬱躁的家邦：本土觀點的香港源流史》，為的就是要抗衡香港人缺席的主流史觀，並確立香港國族的歷史地位。

──周保松

with whom she had a son

Shalama: My 96 Seasons in China 香港 Ocean Vuong returns with aShalama is a Russian Jewish girl, born in 1928 in the Chinese city of Harbin, whose life tracks one of the great rescues and rebirths of the 20th century the move of Jewish people from Europe to Harbin, then on to Shanghai and eventually the United States. Harbin was a remote town close to the Russian border which in a few years had changed from a fishing village into a sophisticated European city thanks to an influx of Jews escaping pogroms and White