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K: The Art of Love
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K: The Art of Love

Hong Ying
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China, 1930s. Julian Bell, son of the Bloomsbury set’s Vanessa, is newly arrived in Peking. In search of fresh experiences, he encounters the beautiful, intelligent and deeply erotic Lin Cheng. Though Lin is wife to a university professor, their passionate assignations blossom into an affair.

Schooled in the ancient Taoist arts of love, Lin instructs Julian in the ways of the East. But if society won’t tolerate this union between Occidental and Oriental can their love possibly survive?

Based on a true story this is a tragic tale of romance, betrayal and sexual desire set against a backdrop of conflict and war.

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Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
27 January 2011
Pages
256
ISBN
9780241950692

China, 1930s. Julian Bell, son of the Bloomsbury set’s Vanessa, is newly arrived in Peking. In search of fresh experiences, he encounters the beautiful, intelligent and deeply erotic Lin Cheng. Though Lin is wife to a university professor, their passionate assignations blossom into an affair.

Schooled in the ancient Taoist arts of love, Lin instructs Julian in the ways of the East. But if society won’t tolerate this union between Occidental and Oriental can their love possibly survive?

Based on a true story this is a tragic tale of romance, betrayal and sexual desire set against a backdrop of conflict and war.

Read More
Format
Paperback
Publisher
Penguin Books Ltd
Country
United Kingdom
Date
27 January 2011
Pages
256
ISBN
9780241950692

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