Resumo de Balzac Y La Joven Costurera China

Argument:
Two boys (adolescent) Chinese live at a time in Chinese which he makes numerous changes in his policy, with which also is their style of life. These two adolescents are themselves forced to accept these changes, and one of them is to be sent to a lost village in the mountain of the Fénix of the Sky, near the border with Tibet, to be reeducados as it sent the law now to it, implanted in the new Chinese society by Mao Zedong, in the years ´60 (to end). In this lost mountain, far from their houses and, really, on their life, a life that will be difficult to return to live, lives in a very bad situation, we could say even infrahuman, and with a very small hope of being able to return to its homes. But tired to work without stopping, and of being treated like animals, a day changed everything for them, when discovering a suitcase of a friend his of another contiguous village to hers, full of books prohibited at the time; books of western authors. But for them it was not so easy to obtain those books, since they had to make very hard favors to this ?friend?, so that this one recognized to have those books later to leave some there them. When they obtained them, before them a new, full world of subjects related to its restlessness, new forms was opened to think and to express feelings, ideas. These books made see new forms them of life, that applied to their stay in the village, and to the attempt of conquest the Sastrecilla of which friends have become, and the one that in the end, I leave far not to waste what the life had given it, the privilege to be able to be a woman of city.

PERSONAGES:

Protagonist (Dai): Apparently it can that is the own author incarnated in a Chinese adolescent of about 17 years. She belonged to a family of intellectuals, his father and their mother worked in a hospital. His father was neurologist and her mother was specialized in parasitic diseases.
Lúo: He was the friend and inseparable companion of the protagonist. It was a year old more than he, 18 years. Also it came from a family of intellectuals. His father was dentist, very recognized in all China. He had problems with president Mao, to have said that he had fixed the mouth to him, to him and part of his family. This created a dishonor before the multitude for the president, condemning to the dentist. Lúo was the fifth son of its father and the only one of its mother.
Sastrecilla: It was the princesita of the place. She was a young person, also Chinese, daughter of the recognized tailor more of mountains near where the adolescents lived. She was a girl of about 18 years. It took shoes of a pale rose. It was an ordinary footwear, cheap, handmade. Their ankles and their feet had a beautiful form. One releases braid, of three or four centimeters in thickness, it arrived it at the height from the hips, and finished in a red tape, of satén and silk pranced. Its glance had the brightness of precious stones and their eyelashes were long. Their lips were very fine. Sastrecilla did not use to leave its house, since it helped to its father in the preparation of dresses.
Father of the Sastrecilla: He was already greater, seemed small, skinny, wrinkled, but nevertheless, energy plenty. He was the only tailor of the mountain and he was not in house quite often, was very solicitd. When a family wanted to become clothes new, they were going to buy weaves to a warehouse of Yong Jing, and soon they went to the house of the tailor, who simultaneously served to him as store, to discuss on the price and the measures. It had two machines to sew: one already very old that always took with him, when went of house in house to make the clothes, and other than left it in house for its daughter. It took a king life. When it arrived at a village the animation that caused nothing had to envy to a celebration folkloric. The house of its clients, where noise of its machine resonated to sew, became in center of attention, wwas laa occasion for that family, to exhibit its wealth. One offered the best meals to him.
Cuatrojos: He was a boy, adolescent of equal age to the protagonist, or can who some year more, than also was ?reeducando itself?, but in a village a little more down than the one of Lúo and Dai. It took glasses, and without them it could not see nothing. Also it was wanted to go of there, and it obtained it. This he was the boy whom it had kept a suitcase underneath the bed with some ?prohibited? books. Also it came from a family of good class.

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