Shen Yang’s memoir More Than One Child tenderly unfolds an intimate and profoundly touching narrative that delves into the struggles of being an “excess child” (known as 黑孩子 hēi háizi “black child” in Mandarin) during the reign of China’s stringent One-Child Policy.

Book review from Nyla Daud (@daudnyla), Pakistani freelance journalist, translator and creative content/report writer who has taught in the LUMS Lifetime Learning programme.

Book review from fellow author Karin K. Jensen, author of the upcoming memoir: “My Name is King Ying: One Girl’s Transpacific Quest of Resilience, Survival, and New World Dreams”.

More Than One Child receives another authoritative review, this time by Rosie Milne on Asian Review of Books.

More Than One Child received its very first review! Big thank you to Michelle Deeter from the Leeds Centre for New Chinese Writing for the glowing review.