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Coming up, a single book can stay with you for a lifetime.
This week for World Book Day, we asked five leading Chinese writers to tell us about the one that did for them,
whether it 's a story they wrote themselves or one that shaped who they are.
Today, we have part two in our series.
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And now, April 23rd marks World Book Day, an initiative first launched by UNESCO,
and starting this year, China is expanding it into a full week-long national reading celebration.
So here at Roundtable, we're marking the occasion by inviting.
Five leading Chinese writers to share a book, either one of their own or one that's left a lasting impression on them.
This segment is brought to you in collaboration with Apple Podcasts, and we'd love to hear from you too.
So what's a book that you've been enjoying recently?
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