Inspired by her words

Guardian photo by Sally Cole

Montgomery Theatre president, Mary Crane, left, congratulates contest winners Jo (Hang Ying), second left, and Cindy (Huang Ixhiui) after hearing essays on how the Prince Edward Island described in the new translation of Anne of Green Gables inspired...

Published on September 13, 2012; Published on September 13, 2012
Sally Cole

Topics :: Montgomery Theatre , Tsinghua University Press , University of Tsinghua , China , Prince Edward Island , Green Gables

• Anne in China Inc. officials from P.E.I. are in China, preparing for a second printing of the Mandarin translation of Anne of Green Gables.

• The first printing of 20,000 has sold well.

• To celebrate, two Chinese women visited P.E.I. last week to read their essays about how the novel inspired them.

• Anne in China Inc. received “thousands and thousands of entrants” in the contest which was co-ordinated by the Sunrise Group of Charlottetown.

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Sally Cole

- December 13, 2012 at 07:59:50

Hi Herb Great to hear from you. How are things in China? Thanks for your great comments.

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Herbert Lee

- September 13, 2012 at 22:37:02

My wife actually read all the books before we were married. My daughter has read all the books. We've seen all the movies and I use clips from the movies in my teaching.Anne and what she represents are the real endearing values of all islanders. She is a more important export than potatoes!

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