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The Mirror of Kong Ho
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England•Humorous stories•Epistolary fiction•Chinese
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"The Mirror of Kong Ho" by Ernest Bramah is a novel composed of a lively series of letters written during the early 20th century, depicting the observations of a Chinese gentleman named Kong Ho as he navigates Western life in London. The book presents a humorous and critical exploration of Western c...
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