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The Seventh Day: A Novel - Kindle edition by Hua, Yu, Barr, Allan H.. Literature Fiction. Book Review: 'The Seventh Day,' By Yu Hua | In Yu Hua's new novel, a recently dead man decides to attend his own funeral and ends up wandering a strange sort of afterlife, full of characters whose. The Seventh Day is the fifth novel by acclaimed Chinese novelist and essayist, Yu Hua. At forty-one, Yang Fei dies in an Eatery explosion, but, having no burial plot, and no-one to buy one for him, he eventually finds himself wandering in a sort of Limbo, the Land of the Unburied.
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