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  1. 1 Scythe and the City 2016 · 496 pages · Christian Henriot · Same author
  2. 2 Prostitution and Sexuality in Shanghai 2001 · 486 pages · Christian Henriot · Same author
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  4. 4 Modern China in Flux 2025 · 409 pages · Christian Henriot · Same author
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What should I read after Population of Shanghai?

BookOrb recommends Scythe and the City (2016), Prostitution and Sexuality in Shanghai (2001), Belles de Shanghai (1997), Modern China in Flux (2025), and History in images (2012).

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Who wrote Population of Shanghai?

Population of Shanghai is by Christian Henriot and Charlotte Aubrun.