The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck

The Good Earth by Pearl S. Buck

Wang Lung rises from a poor Chinese farmer to a genuinely wealthy landowner across decades, and Buck traces how his relationship to the land itself — reverent and grounding in poverty, increasingly corrupted by the temptations wealth brings — shapes his entire moral trajectory.

Buck, who grew up in China as the child of missionaries, wrote with unusual firsthand cultural knowledge for a Western author of her era, and the novel's sweeping, unsentimental portrait of Chinese rural life won both the Pulitzer Prize and contributed significantly to her later Nobel Prize in Literature.

Winner of the Pulitzer Prize, foundational to Buck's Nobel Prize in Literature.

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