10/24/2026
#季風人文講壇11月活動公告
十一月的季風人文講壇,從個人的情感與記憶出發,走進歷史的暗角與時代的裂痕:旅居北京的美國作家 Tammy Treichel 以跨文化愛情小說《Pretzels and Pythons》講述在北京重新開始的人生;海洋史學家 Steven Schwankert 以《The Six》追尋鐵達尼號上六位被歷史遺忘的華人倖存者;資深記者、作家戴晴將以中文回望「我的1989,鄧小平的1989,和中國的1989」;旅居英德的詩人楊煉與小說家、畫家友友對談「世界意義的中文寫作」;小說家姚鄂梅以中篇小說集《家庭生活》(The Unfilial)探問「家,為什麼會傷人」。月中,《鴻》作者張戎將帶來睽違三十餘年的續作《飛吧,鴻!:母親、我與中國》,於11月17日、18日分別以英文和中文與讀者對談。
This November, JF Salon moves from personal stories of love and memory into the hidden corners of history. Beijing-based American author Tammy Treichel shares her cross-cultural romance novel Pretzels and Pythons. Maritime historian Steven Schwankert recovers the forgotten story of the six Chinese survivors of the Titanic in The Six. Veteran journalist and writer Dai Qing speaks in Chinese on “My 1989, Deng Xiaoping’s 1989, and China’s 1989.” Poet Yang Lian and novelist-painter Youyou, who live between the UK and Germany, discuss what it means for Chinese-language writing to matter to the world. Novelist Yao Emei asks why home can hurt through her novella collection The Unfilial. Mid-month, Wild Swans author Jung Chang presents her long-awaited sequel, Fly, Wild Swans: My Mother, Myself and China, in English on November 17 and in Chinese on November 18.
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