Peking; a Historical and Intimate Description of its Chief Places of Interest
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Set in the village of Hundred Altars in Northern China, the narrative explores the profound desire for sons among its inhabitants, reflecting deep-rooted Chinese beliefs and customs. The characters are vividly portrayed, showcasing a rich interplay that reveals the complexities of village life. Through this lens, the novel delves into cultural nuances while providing an authentic glimpse into the community's dynamics.