This Life of Mine (novella)

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This Life of Mine
Author	Lao She
Language	Chinese
Publication place	China

This Life of Mine is a novella by Lao She.^[1] The play was filmed as This Life of Mine in 1950.

References

^ Zhen Zhang Chinese Cinema and Society at the Turn of the Twenty-First Century 0822390000 2007 "A decade after he published This Life of Mine, Lao She wrote a play, Chaguan (Teahouse), which also features a policeman."

v t e Lao She
Novels and major stories	Lao Zhang's Philosophy (1926) Zhao Ziyue (1927) Mr Ma and Son (1929) Cat Country (1933) Divorce (1933) Rickshaw Boy (1936) This Life of Mine (1937) Four Generations Under One Roof (1943)
Plays	Peaches and Plums in the Spring Wind (1943) Longxugou (1951) Teahouse (1957)
Film adaptations	This Life of Mine (1950) Rickshaw Boy (1982) Mr. No Problem (2016)
People	Hu Jieqing