"Han Han is a phenomenon of today's China who personifies a rapidly changing society." -- Jonathan Fenby, author of Tiger Head, Snake Tails: China Today, How It Got There and Where It Is Heading "China's top blogger for his acumen, humor, and scathing take." -- Booklist "Funny and controversial... his personality does shine through." -- Library Journal "Han Han's large readership is the best evidence we have of a broad survival of common sense in China." -- The New York Review of Books "Funny and shrewd.... Han Han has interesting things to say." -- The New York Times Book Review "Han Han's writing on every topic combines charming storytelling, wise aphorisms, and serious analysis. This is a groundbreaking book for Anglophone readers, offering an insider's look into Chinese culture and politics." -- Publishers Weekly "Evocative and funny... occasionally electrifying." -- Wall Street Journal "China's most popular blogger.... His manicured, swaggering persona is a rebuke to the rumpled archetype of the Chinese intellectual, and owes equal debt to Kerouac and Timberlake." -- The New Yorker "Han Han s large readership is the best evidence we have of a broad survival of common sense in China. The New York Review of Books" "Funny and controversial...his personality does shine through." Library Journal" Evocative and funny...occasionally electrifying. Wall Street Journal" "Han Han s writing on every topic combines charming storytelling, wise aphorisms, and serious analysis. This is a groundbreaking book for Anglophone readers, offering an insider s look into Chinese culture and politics." Publishers Weekly" China s most popular blogger.... His manicured, swaggering persona is a rebuke to the rumpled archetype of the Chinese intellectual, and owes equal debt to Kerouac and Timberlake. The New Yorker" China s most popular blogger . . . His manicured, swaggering persona is a rebuke to the rumpled archetype of the Chinese intellectual, and owes equal debt to Kerouac and Timberlake. "The New Yorker""