The Mirror of Kong Ho

Step into the world of "The Mirror of Kong Ho," a delightful blend of humorous fiction and astute social satire from the pen of Ernest Bramah. This classic tale presents a unique perspective on English culture through the eyes of a Chinese detective navigating the complexities of crime and custom.

A master of observation, the protagonist offers wry commentary on the foibles of society. This historical print edition invites you to rediscover Bramah's enduring wit and insightful storytelling. Explore themes of cultural exchange and the universal human experience within a cleverly crafted mystery. "The Mirror of Kong Ho" remains a timeless exploration of cultural differences, cleverly disguised within an engaging narrative.

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