Race, Literature and Culture: A small history of identity 丨 new book photos

Author:Sichuan Literature and Art Pub Time:2022.08.16

"Journey under our skin"

Debaixodanossapele

[Portuguese] Ruo Akin Aeri

Bi Mengyin Translation

Later, the survival status of African ethnic groups in the period of the great sailing, and the difficult history of the black group's exploring identity identity

A hybrid prose, travel notes and other styles of narrative non -fictional works

2016 Grasso Grasso Mora National News Award Honorary Award

This book consists of two travels. On the one hand, in order to fulfill his promise to friends, "I" came to the Aliteri area of Portugal and followed the river of the Sad River to pursue the trace of the bleeding of black slaves in this area since the 18th century; on the other hand, on the other hand, The death of his stepfather made "I" back to Lisbon who had been away for many years.

Skin tone and race are the theme of the ancient times. "Journey under our skin" uses a two -line narrative method, mixed novels, prose, travel notes, biographies and other literary styles. The survival history of Africans in Portugal and even Europe cleverly unveiled the history of forgotten, and discussed how the black ethnic groups obtained their identity in the white world.

Author Ruo Akin Arina

Joaquim Arena

Born in the horns of Buddha in 1964, his father was Portuguese, and his mother was a Buddha. When he was 6 years old, he immigrated to Portugal and graduated from law. He was a musician and journalist. From 2017 to 2021, Ruo Akin Ares served as a cultural consultant of the President of the Fohejiao. At present, he lives in the city of Fochin Prara. If Akin Aeri has a number of novels such as "The Truth of Qin Duo Lus", "Where to Fly Fly to the Turtle", "Siriak and Mr. Charles", in 2016, his work "Journey to Our Skin" Won the honorary award of the National News Award of Vlasco Mora.

Translator Bi Mengyin

Born in Zhejiang, China, graduated from the University of Macau, Portuguese, and Master of Linguistics of St. Paul University in Brazil.