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Green Mountain, White Cloud: A Novel of Love in the Ming Dynasty Susan McCullough’s subjects have in commonAuthor: Cheng, Francois Edition: First Edition Number Of Pages: 224 Release Date: 01 04 2004 Details: In a medieval abbey near Paris, in a room piled high with old Chinese texts, lies a manuscript gathering dust. Though ordinary in appearance, it first captures the eye of the narrator of Franois Cheng's novel. Then, once he begins to read, it captures his imagination and his heart. The book dates from the mid seventeenth century, during the twilight