Question

2.The twist in the tail adds a new dimension to the story ,The Chinese Statue. Comment​

Answer 1

Explanation:

The Chinese Statue’ by Jeffrey Archer, published in his book ‘A Quiver Full of Arrows’ in 1980, revolves around a Chinese statue brought to London by sir Alexander Heathcote who was posted in China as a British Ambassador.

The story starts at Sotheby’s, a famous auction house. A porcelain Chinese statue was being auctioned off to a motley crowd and not-so-serious bidders. In order to grab the bidders’ attention, the auctioneer presented a fact sheet about the history of the statue. It said that the statue was brought from a place called Ha Li Chuan in China. To hide the owners’ identity, the word ‘gentlemen’ was used instead of his real name.

Answer 2

The Chinese Statue' by Jeffrey Archer, published in his book 'A Quiver Full of Arrows' in 1980, revolves around a Chinese statue brought to London by sir Alexander Heathcote who was posted in China as a British Ambassador. ... It said that the statue was brought from a place called Ha Li Chuan in China