What is Chinese?

This book is a novel published by Moroccan writer Tahar bin Benjellon in 1996. There is no Chinese translation yet. Its name is also modeled after American writer Steinbeck's Les Raisins de la colère, which can be translated into grapes in Bad karma and tells the story of the second generation Algerian immigrant girl Nadia.

Note: Tahar Bengelloun Tahar ben Jelloun, 1944+ 1 was born in Fez, Morocco in June, and left Morocco for France at the age of 23, majoring in philosophy at the university. He has lived in France since June, 197 1, but his nationality has never changed. 1985, the novel "Son of the Sand" was published and became famous at one fell swoop. 1987, his novel Silent Night won the French Gungur Prize for Literature that year, becoming the first Arab writer to win this honor. In 200 1 year, the novel Blinding Darkness was published. Three years later, the English version of the novel won the IMPAC Dublin Prize for Literature. With Ben Jelen's growing popularity in the field of fiction, he was selected as the new judge of the jury of the Gungur Prize in 2008. His works either express yearning for the motherland or shout for marginalized immigrants from North Africa.