Red Scarf Girl: A Memoir of the Cultural Revolution

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Harper Collins, 1998年9月4日 - 304 頁

In 1966 Ji-li Jiang turned twelve. An outstanding student and leader, she had everything: brains, the admiration of her peers, and a bright future in China′s Communist Party. But that year China′s leader, Mao Ze-dong, launched the Cultural Revolution, and everything changed. Over the next few years Ji-li and her family were humiliated and scorned by former friends, neighbors, and co-workers. They lived in constant terror of arrest. Finally, with the detention of her father, Ji-li faced the most difficult choice of her life.

Told with simplicity and grace, this is the true story of one family′s courage and determination during one of the most terrifying eras of the twentieth century.

Ages 11+

 

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Destroy the Four Olds
19
Writing Dazibao
38
The Red Successors
52
Graduation
72
The Propaganda Wall
100
A Search in Passing
118
Fate
140
Junior High School at Last
156
Locked Up
173
An Educable Child
191
HalfCity Jiangs
206
The Rice Harvest
230
The Incriminating Letter
244
Sweeping
260
Glossary
273

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Ji-li Jiang was born in Shanghai, China, in 1954. She graduated from Shanghai Teachers' College and Shanghai University and was a science teacher before she came to the United States in 1984. After her graduation from the University of Hawaii, Ms. Jiang worked as an operations analyst for a hotel chain in Hawaii,then as budget director for a health-care company in Chicago. In 1992 she started her own company, East West Exchange, to promote cultural exchange between Western countries and China.

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