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Cha con nghĩa nqang
Biteu Chánh Hso
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An edition of Cha con nghĩa nqang (2005)

Cha con nghĩa nqang

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Trsan Văn Syuu accidentally kills his wife. He runs away and leaves his three young children to his father-in-law. Everybody thinks he is dead. But eleven years later, Syuu suddenly comes back home with a desire to see his children.

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NXB Văn hóa Sài Gòn
Language
Vietnamese
Pages
148

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Subjects
Fiction, Father and child, Grandfathers

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Cha con nghĩa nqang: titeu thuyret
2005, NXB Văn hóa Sài Gòn
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Originally published in 1929.

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TP. HCM [i.e. Thành Phro Hso Chí Minh]
Genre
Fiction.

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
895.9/2233
Library of Congress
PL4378.9.H48 C43 2005

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Pagination
148 p. ;
Number of pages
148

ID Numbers

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OL23113982M
OCLC/WorldCat
68051006

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