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What people are saying - Write a reviewReview: In the Eye of the Typhoon: An American Woman in China During the Cultural RevolutionUser Review - Sherwood Smith - GoodreadsMalinda Lo mentioned her grandmother's memoir during her talk at Mythcon. I located a copy, and have been absorbed in this account by a middle-aged American woman who found herself in Canton during ... Read full review Related books
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13 other sections not shown Common terms and phrasesaccused American Anti-Rightist Campaign asked bamboo began bicycle bourgeois campus Canton Cantonese chair Chairman Mao Chang Ping Changsha China Chinese Chou Enlai Chuanfang Clock Tower clothes commune Comrade Cultural Revolution Damei Department door downstairs English eyes face factions feel felt foreign friends front Gansu girls hand heard Hong Kong hoped Hubei hukou Jia-shu Jie's Joe Doakes John John's kind kitchen knew labor Liberation living looked Manman masses meeting Mingteh monsters morning mother move never Number overseas Chinese Party members peasants Peking person political problem Propaganda Team Red Guards revolutionary rice seemed Shanghai Shanghai Communique shouting sitting slogans smile someone stairs struggle teachers things thought Tientung told took University visitors waiting walk wedding window workers Wuchang Wuhan young Yunnan Zhong References from web pagesRuth Earnshaw Lo’s book in the eye of the typhoon is really a ... JSTOR: In the Eye of the Typhoon. Robert Earnshaw - uk - netutopia Bibliographic information
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