Sugar Mountain and the Descendants of a Man and a Woman Who Died Building a Wall

Sugar Mountain, ? ?, was a vast land walled in by a long wall built by its people who lived in it since a very long time ago who had their own language, grew rice, had legends of dragons, made paper, silk and porcelain, sought the elixir of life, and whose women bound their feet until their descendants witnessed, for the first time coming through their wall, what was greater than all that was ever unleashed upon the land by its dragons in floods and famines, and by the internal battles and wars of its rulersTold here for the first time is a critically insightful and freshly-written saga of an enduring people in a broad and sweeping account of the significant historical events in the lives of their ancestors and descendants as witnessed through the nostalgic, erotic and personal journey of a family torn forever apart by inexorable changes and events.