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猫城记
File:Cat Country (novel).jpg Penguin Modern Classics edition
Author	Lao She
Language	Chinese
Subject	Science fiction
Published	1933
Publication place	China

Cat Country (simplified Chinese: 猫城记; traditional Chinese: 貓城記; pinyin: Māochéngjì) is a science fiction novel by Chinese writer Lao She. Part a satire of China, it has been translated into English, French, German, Russian, Italian and Hungarian.^[1]

References

^ History of modern Chinese literature - Page 259 Tao Tang - 1993 "A Tale of the Cat Country, finished in 1932, was a novel in fable form. A Tale of the Cat Country was critical of the Kuomintang's rule."

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

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