(24) Pink Tear, the first English novella completed once Chang settled down in America, was the reworking of "The Golden Cangue," one of her short stories published in 1943.
Closely examining Chang's major literary works, "The Golden Cangue," "Jasmine Tea," "Blockade," and The Rice Sprout Song, Hsia praises Chang's contribution to modern Chinese literature.
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Also from Portuguese is cangue, although transmitted through French; in this case, the OED even denies the Chinese origin that was attributed to the word by Prof.
Maxx has stores at six other locations in Puerto Rico: Plaza del Norte in Hatillo, San Patricio Plaza in Guaynabo, Plaza Carolina Mall, Plaza Rio Hondo in Bayamon, Villa Blanca Shopping Center in
Cangues and Ponce Mall.
En el terreno decorativo, aunque ambos yacimientos exhiben un predominio de la tecnica incisa, Os Remedios muestra una mayor variabilidad en este aspecto (y tambien en el morfologico), manifiesta en la significativa presencia de decoraciones plasticos y, sobre todo, de piezas campaniformes, completamente ausentes en el yacimiento
cangues.