Hunger Trilogy

This Autobiographical Novella Was Written In 1980 By One Of China's Leading Dissidents, Who Was Released From Jail In Late October 1990 Again After Being Imprisoned As A Pro-democracy Activist In The Wake Of The Tiananmen Incident Of Spring 1989. Wang Recounts Three Episodes Of Extreme Hardship In His Life: Incarceration In A Guomindang Jail During The 1930s For His Communist Activism, On The Run From Japanese Troops During The 1940s In A Bleak Part Of Shandong Province, And Imprisonment As A Rightist In Shanghai During The 1960s Cultural Revolution. The Central Theme Of The Three Stories Is Extreme Deprivation And Hunger.