Sons

The second book of a grand family saga that began with "The Land," for which the writer was awarded the Nobel Prize in Literature. Although "Sons" tells the further fate of Van Lun's sons, it is a complete and independent novel. Each of the sons chooses his own path: one accepted the family's wealth and became a landowner, another became a prosperous merchant and usurer, while the youngest, a military man, dreams of becoming the leader of the country. And each of them is ready to betray and sell their native land that made their father rich and powerful for profit, personal pleasures, and ambitions. And all of China is changing in a fierce struggle between the old and the new…