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The Bonds of Matrimony
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The Bonds of Matrimony

Chinese novel
Also known as: “Xingshi yinyuanzhuan”
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  • Pu Songling

    The Bonds of Matrimony), which realistically portrays an unhappy contemporary marriage, was attributed to him by some scholars.

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    The Bonds of Matrimony), which realistically portrays an unhappy contemporary marriage, was attributed to him by some scholars.

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  • Scene from Romance of the Three Kingdoms
    Chinese literature
    / Prose fiction

    …some one million words, the Xingshi yinyuanzhuan (“A Marriage to Awaken the World”). This long story of a shrew and her henpecked husband was told without any suggestion of a solution to the problems of unhappy marriages. Unsure of the reaction of his colleagues to his use of the vernacular…

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    …some one million words, the Xingshi yinyuanzhuan (“A Marriage to Awaken the World”). This long story of a shrew and her henpecked husband was told without any suggestion of a solution to the problems of unhappy marriages. Unsure of the reaction of his colleagues to his use of the vernacular…

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