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The Birth, Rupture, and Death of Literary Shanghai

Modern Chinese literature was born at the same time as the city of Shanghai, and the two grew up hand-in-hand through the romantic period of cosmopolitanism during Shanghai's Republican era, through the city's fall from grace as the “hideous beauty” of the nation's ideological era, and through a rebirth of both the city and Chinese literature, only to perhaps be forever lost in the city's transformation into the capital of the global marketplace.