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Marketing [ ] Wolf Totem exhibited strong sales almost immediately after its release, selling 50,000 copies in two weeks; began to appear five days after the book first appeared on shelves. By March 2006, it had sold over four million copies in China, and had been broadcast in format in twelve parts during prime time on. Jiang released a children's edition of the book in July 2005, cut down to roughly one-third the length. Despite the author's refusal to participate in marketing the book, deals for adaptations of the novel into other media and translations into other languages have set financial records. Paid US$100,000 for the worldwide English rights, setting a record for the highest amount paid for the translation rights to a Chinese book; an unspecified Tokyo publisher paid US$300,000 for the rights to publish a adaptation, and bought the rights for €20,000. The author has said that he believes that 'in the West they may understand [my book] more fully' than in China. Other writers took advantage of the author's anonymity to write fake sequels to Wolf Totem, including two books titled Wolf Totem 2, as well as Great Wolf of the Plains, all with the imprint of the Changjiang Arts Publishing House.
Eton Cam Driver Download. As a result, in April 2007, the author issued a statement that denounced all such 'sequels' as fraudulent; he indicated that he was doing research for another book, but would not be publishing anything new in the short term. Critical reaction [ ] Despite Jiang's stated refusal to attend any awards ceremonies or participate in any publicity, Wolf Totem has received more than 10 literary prizes, as well as other recognitions, including: • Named as one of the 'Ten Best Chinese-language Books of 2004' by international newsweekly • Nominee for the 2nd '21st Century Ding Jun Semiannual Literary Prize' in 2005 • Recipient of the first, November 2007 Criticism [ ] Wolf Totem has also been the subject of criticism., in his review in, called the novel fascist. He wrote, 'Won’t we all prefer a peaceful desert to a fascist grassland where one dominating race devours all other in a macabre ritual of bloodbath?' German described the book as ' for its depiction and treatment of the farmers., reviewing the English translation for, described Jiang's writing as 'full of set-piece didacticism.' The Mongolian writer Guo Xuebo(郭雪波), who is also a scholar of Mongolian literature and history, has said that the wolf was never a traditional totem used by ethnic Mongolians; on the contrary, the wolf is the biggest menace for their survival.