A House Divided

The third and final book in the grand family saga about the clan of Chinese peasants.

A continuation of the novels "Earth" and "Sons."

A true classic of American literature.

Pearl S. Buck was the first American woman in history to receive both the Pulitzer Prize and the Nobel Prize in Literature.

Wang Yuan doesn’t want to follow in his father’s footsteps—the famous military commander nicknamed the Tiger. He likes to live and work the way his grandfather did. But fate has other plans: the young man must flee to the West. Six years full of trials and discoveries will pass in foreign lands, and when he returns to his native China, he will face upheavals that affect not only the country, but also his family.

Wang Yuan will be drawn into a whirlpool of contradictions where Western and Eastern cultures collide, traditional values clash with modern ideas, and ideologies of different generations come into conflict. And he will have to learn how to live in a new reality and understand that the world isn’t divided into black and white—it’s filled with many shades of gray, where true feelings and complicated fates are hidden.

Although "The House Divided" is the final book of this grand family saga, it is a complete, standalone novel about the third generation of the Wang family.