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Everyday Tang

Name: Everyday Tang
Brand: New York Review of Books
SKU: 47219174
Price: 4175 HUF
Availability: PreOrder
Author: Xiaolu Guo
ISBN: 9781912559756

Xiaolu Guo

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English

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Publishers New York Review of Books, October 2025

After decades living in England, writer and filmmaker Xiaolu Guo travelled to her native China with... Full description

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After decades living in England, writer and filmmaker Xiaolu Guo travelled to her native China with her daughter. Her objective was twofold: to show her eleven-year-old where she came from, and to discover what remained of an enigmatic period that had long fascinated her: the magnificent and cosmopolitan Tang Dynasty (618–907). As they wander through the great cities of Xi’an and Luoyang, and cross the Wei and the Yangzi Rivers, Guo ponders the unique artistic, intellectual and social achievements of the Tang Dynasty and its influence on Western culture. Part travelogue, part historical reflection, Everyday Tang is a profound – and often startling – meditation on China’s Golden Age.