Para leer <em>Market Street a Chinese Woman in Harbin</em>

Lilia Granillo Vázquez

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Xiao
Hong
1911-1942
Crítica e interpretación
Literatura china
Siglo XX

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Granillo Vázquez, Lilia. 1987. “Para Leer <em>Market Street a Chinese Woman in Harbin< Em>”;. Estudios De Asia Y África 22 (4):622-28. https://doi.org/10.24201/eaa.v22i4.1012.

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