Bruce Humes

China Publishing Today reports that Guo Jingming’s Tiny Times 2.0, a new hardback following on the heels of the best-selling paperback Tiny Times 1.0, sold 38,552 copies in three hours on on December 29 at online bookstore Dangdang.com. This figure was cited by the publisher Changjiang Literature & Art Press. 

At Live Journal, we learn that “despite the fact that Tiny Times 1.0 already dealt with dark subject matter like rape, Guo Jingming has said ‘Tiny Times 1.0 is like a fairytale compared to 2.0.’ Hunan TV acquired the copyrights for a drama version last year, although it has not started production.”