Shanghai socialite Zheng Nian’s Life and Death in Shanghai, published in the late 1980s, was China’s first independent autobiographical …
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The Consequences of a Single Thought: How One Woman’s Actions Led to a Tragic End
Life often presents you with moments where a single thought, whether good or evil, can drastically alter your …
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Throughout the ages, the great nation of China has produced many enlightened scholars, sages, poets, writers, philosophers, and …
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In his early years, Yan Chungou worked for several print media outlets in Hong Kong. He later served …
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Chiang Kai-shek, born on October 31, 1887, and died on April 5, 1975, was a Chinese politician, revolutionary, …
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Forty-six years ago, Yan Chungou, a Red Guard member who graduated from middle school, fled to Hong Kong …
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It’s all coming full circle; bewildered by superstition, spooked by ghosts, and afraid of their own shadows, CCP …
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According to the official information of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP), China’s first atomic bomb was successfully exploded …
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Rescued by their mother, Qiu Lilian, the children fled China at a young age and achieved great success …
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Peking Opera master Zhou Xinfang and his wife Qiu Lilian endured tragic ordeals and death brought upon them …