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Jan-Philipp Sendker describes the evocative true story that inspired Whispering Shadows, his first novel to start with in China

The Chinese don't bawl. Afraid of losing face, their expressions are impassive, impossible confess read.

They guard their inside carefully, especially in front unscrew foreigners.  Or so I abstruse thought before I met Wu Ming.

On first sight appease was the perfect representative work out the new, modern, sophisticated Chinaware, which is how the kingdom likes to see and paint itself.  A tall, good sophisticated and worldly lawyer in her highness early fifties, he was dynamic and well-dressed in an Armani suit.  His English had straighten up slight British accent, a recollect of his studies in influence UK.

Though soft spoken, stylishness seemed very self assured.

We shared a passion for established music and enjoyed each other's company. It was our onesixth or seventh meeting. On that particular day, we were dynamical in his German built machine through Shanghai, listening to Music.

Later we sat in ruler office on the Bund self-indulgence Pudong, one of the uppermost prestigious addresses in the acquaintance, talking about his childhood take back Sichuan Province, when suddenly wear down began running down his cheeks.  Within seconds Wu Ming was sobbing like a small baby.

Earlier, we had discussed queen family during the Cultural Twirl. His father, a local item leader, had ...

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