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Name: Daughters of Shandong
Rating: 4.7 (3 reviews)
Author: Eve J. Chung
ISBN: 9780593640531

Daughters of Shandong

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Elizabeth L. (Salem, OR)

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This book dealt with a moment in time I hadn't read - or even thought - about very much, the fall of the Nationalists and the rise of the Communists and the immediate aftermath. The juxtaposition with the Chinese cultural preference for sons and the treatment of daughters and wives was interesting. The writing often took me out of the book, unfortunately.

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