Purple Hibiscus by Chidimanmanda Ngozi Adichie

Chidimanmanda Ngozi Adichie is a writer in Nigeria, whose first novel "Purple Hibiscus" is criticized for important issues related to colonial studies such as violence against women and cruel feminism. Alice Walker is an American writer and poet and her bestselling novel "Purple Purple" has been criticized firmly to prove the seriousness of feminist injustice. Feminism opens up the potential meaning of these novels. Because it creates a portal for women who talk with the victim, depicts the emotions and circumstances that appear in the novel, allowing women to protect themselves and gain freedom.

Chima Man dango Giadi Chi, who received the 2007 Orange Prize (now the Bailey Women's Award), commented on purple hibiscus. Purple hibiscus was first published by Algonquin Books in 2003 and recently published by Narrative Landscape Press. Purple hibiscus was awarded the 2005 Commonwealth Writers Award in 28 languages. When I published it 14 years ago, I first read Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie 's first novel "Purple Furong". I read the same again this year, the same feelings appeared on the surface again. Zi Furong talks about a seemingly ordinary Nigerian family that collapsed when the military regime of Nigeria took power. This story captures the struggle between the politically problematic Nigeria and the collapsed Achik family who faced both fighting and flower abuse.

When Imasuen was shouted by a mother, the author of "Zi Furong" currently considered one of the most important and ingenious novelist of her generation lives in a small apartment in Baltimore. . Please write down the last part of her second book. She is 26 years old. "Purple Furong" which was published last autumn established her reputation as an up and coming artist, but she is not known yet. Despite political violence in the context of her first book, she wrote it as a closed tale about the family, strained it; her second, "half of the yellow sun" is even bigger I will. She is building symphonies, letters from every part of Nigeria and complex stories from society, and it is distorted by encounters between love and refugees.

Editor's note: Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie wrote famous novels "Zi Furong" and "Half a yellow Sun", and a collection of short stories "Things on Your Neck". A Nigerian writer learned at Johns Hopkins University and Yale University and distributed his time between Nigeria and the USA. She explains this in a story about coming to America, serving as a midstream daughter of professors and administrators, and meeting her college classmates. Adichie said her roommate is "the default place for me, as an African, it is kind of sponsorship, kindness, compassion My roommate is talking about Africa Talking about disasters"