Singapore Swing (2011)
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No, he wasn’t a pearl diver in the seas of Nanyang, nor a bandit in the mountains of Hunan, but still his wife kept nagging him to be more circumspect. He simply wouldn’t observe the taboos of the seventh month when all the Hungry Ghosts, the yau gui, are released from heaven and from hell. What concerned her the most is that he wouldn’t change his routine during that dreaded month. He wouldn’t retire home before nightfall but insisted on walking all alone from the tavern to their house through ...the winding narrow alleys. Unsurprisingly, the more she harried and harassed Ding Bo, the more he seemed to ignore her and want to straddle the village at closing time which sometimes– Guan Yin give me strength – was well after midnight.
No wonder then he eventually bumped into a ghost.
‘Oi!’ said the ghost. ‘Who are you and what are you doing out on such a night?’ Ding Bo had had a few drinks and returned the question with Dutch courage. ‘And I don’t recognise you. Who are you?’ ‘I,’ said the ghost, ‘am a ghost.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
No, he wasn’t a pearl diver in the seas of Nanyang, nor a bandit in the mountains of Hunan, but still his wife kept nagging him to be more circumspect. He simply wouldn’t observe the taboos of the seventh month when all the Hungry Ghosts, the yau gui, are released from heaven and from hell. What concerned her the most is that he wouldn’t change his routine during that dreaded month. He wouldn’t retire home before nightfall but insisted on walking all alone from the tavern to their house through ...the winding narrow alleys. Unsurprisingly, the more she harried and harassed Ding Bo, the more he seemed to ignore her and want to straddle the village at closing time which sometimes– Guan Yin give me strength – was well after midnight.
No wonder then he eventually bumped into a ghost.
‘Oi!’ said the ghost. ‘Who are you and what are you doing out on such a night?’ Ding Bo had had a few drinks and returned the question with Dutch courage. ‘And I don’t recognise you. Who are you?’ ‘I,’ said the ghost, ‘am a ghost.
What to read after Singapore Swing?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by John Malathronas to read onlineMoreLess
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