01302cam a2200217   45000010005000000200018000051000031000232450050000542640028001043000023001323360026001553370028001813380027002095200490002366500029007266500041007556510078007966510044008749990015009189520151009336325  a97817837826661 aThien, Madeleine,d1974.e10aDo not say we have nothing /cMadeleine Thien 1aLondon :bGranta,c2016  a473 pages ;c22 cm  atextbtxt2rdacontent  aunmediatedbn2rdamedia  avolumebnc2rdacarrier  aIn Canada in 1991, ten year old Marie and her mother  invite a guest into their home. She is Ai-Ming, a young  woman from China who has fled following the aftermath of  the Tiananmen Square incident. As her relationship with  Marie deepens she tells the story of her family in  revolutionary China. This is an epic novel about the far- reaching effects of China's revolutionary history, told  through the stories of two interlinked musical families,  from the 1940s to the present  day 0aFamilieszChinavFiction 0aIntergenerational relationsvFiction  aChina -- History -- Tiananmen Square Incident, 1989 -- Fiction.vxyz2 0aChinaxSocial life and customsvFiction  c5335d5335  00102ddc40708FICaRTCLIBbRTCLIBcFICd2018-11-27h i10027l11m7oFIC 813.54 THIp30010149r2024-06-17 00:00:00s2024-05-31w2018-11-27yFIC