Hu Fayun

Hu Fayun and His Internet Novel

The BBC program The Strand has an interview with Jie Li of Harvard University about Hu Fayun’s novel Such Is This World@sars.come, and about the role of the Internet in Chinese society. Listen to the program here. Read a...

China’s Big Lie: Review of Such Is This World@sars.come

The following review of the translation of Such Is This World@sars.come by Hu Fayun, was published in National Review and reposted on the author’s website: The translation under review here was made by Andrew Clark, a...

Book Review: Such Is This World@sars.come

ChinaGeeks reviews the newly translated and oddly-titled novel, Such Is This World@sars.come by Hu Fayun: As you might or might not have guessed from the stupid title, the main plot arc revolves around the SARS outbreak, which...

Hu Fayun: A Never Delivered MP3 Player

Wuhan-based writer Hu Fayun (胡发云) published the following essay on his blog, translated by M. J.: The Sichuan earthquake, in the first few days there was only talk of Wenchuan, Beichuan, only learned after a few days that...

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