All of the committed characters – Hemmelrich, Katov, and Kyo – have died for their cause, which partly failed because Chiang Kai-shek is back in power.
One bizarre incident in this novel occurs when Valerie's dual attentions result in Ferral's jealousy and his taking revenge by releasing forty birds and a kangaroo in her hotel room. At the end everyone goes their own way: Gisors returns to Japan to teach painting, May goes to Moscow to practice medicine, and Clappique gets on a liner back to France. All of the committed characters – Hemmelrich, Katov, and Kyo – have died for their cause, which partly failed because Chiang Kai-shek is back in power. FTP, name this chronicle of an early Communist movement in China, a novel by Andre Malraux.
One bizarre incident in this novel occurs when Valerie's dual attentions result in Ferral's jealousy and his taking revenge by releasing forty birds and a kangaroo in her hotel room.
{Man’s Fate}