krin
Olney
My thoughts — 1 year ago
WORTH CONSUMING!
While I’ve read about China in bits and pieces in fiction, this is the first comprehensive nonfiction book I read on China’s history in the twentieth century as told through a family’s harrowing ordeal. What struck me the most is how the shifting political alliances meant that anyone could be an “enemy” at any time. I also came to admire Jung’s parents for sticking to their principles even when it meant exile and harsh punishment.
