- The consummate chronicler of youth in Beijing, Feng Tang is the author of a series of novels deeply evocative of growing up in the Chinese capital during the 1990s. [...] His main trilogy of semi-autobiographical novels evoke the experience of youth and growth with lyric accuracy, and are immensely popular with readers who were a certain age at a certain time. Feng Tang studied medicine at university, following that with a degree in business, and now lives in Hong Kong and works as a consultant for McKinsey & Co.His most recent book is an abrupt departure from his earlier themes: set in the Tang dynasty, Oneness is very close to being pure pornography. Feng Tang deploys a classical style, harking back to the traditional racy novels of imperial China, to tell the story of Buddhist monks and nuns achieving enlightenment through unorthodox means. http://paper-republic.org/authors/feng-tang/
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