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Book focuses on Chinese-British ties during darkest days

By Wang Linyan in London | China Daily | Updated: 2025-03-15 00:00
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The main stage of the China Pavilion at this year's London Book Fair was crowded on Wednesday morning as the Chinese edition of a biography about a young British man was launched.

Blades of Grass — The Story of George Aylwin Hogg, which was written in English by Hogg's nephew, Mark Aylwin Thomas, was translated by Li Linxi, a lecturer at the Communication University of China in Beijing and published by Renmin Publishing House.

"The book title refers to his epitaph: Through his being and working, many blades of grass will grow where none grew before," Thomas explained.

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