“A keenly observant, sometimes soulful portrait of Emily ‘Mickey’ Hahn, an American writer who lived in Shanghai from 1935 to 1943, and of China’s political and social realities during that tumultuous period in its history. . . . A wonderful book.” ―出版人週刊
"The author deftly follows Hahn's adventures through this 'city of legend.' Grescoe exuberantly captures the glamour and intrigue of a lost world." ―柯克斯評論
“Long before the city seemed custom-built to impress and intimidate, Shanghai was most notable for its people―are remarkable mix of refugees and adventurers, poets and fabulists, natives and outsiders. In Shanghai Grand, Taras Grescoe captures this lost world in all its richness.” ―何偉(Peter Hessler),紐約時報暢銷書《甲骨文》(Oracle Bones)作者