In the Pond

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"In the Pond" is a satirical novel by Ha Jin that portrays a Chinese factory worker’s struggle against corruption and bureaucracy in post-Mao China.

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instanceOf novel
satirical novel
author Ha Jin NERFINISHED
authorFullName Ha Jin NERFINISHED
authorNationality Chinese American
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts Chinese factory life
local Communist Party officials
petty corruption
genre political fiction
satire
social novel
literaryStyle realism
satire
mainCharacter Shao Bin NERFINISHED
narrativePerspective third-person narration
notableFor critique of local bureaucratic corruption
portrayal of ordinary Chinese workers after the Cultural Revolution
originalLanguage English
protagonistOccupation factory worker
publicationPeriod late 20th century
setting a provincial Chinese factory town
post-Mao China NERFINISHED
theme abuse of power
bureaucracy
corruption
everyday life in post-Mao China
individual versus the system
resistance to authority
social injustice

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Ha Jin notableWork In the Pond