Grandma's China by Jing, Wei -- Read -- Imperial Library of Trantor

Index

封面扉页版权页目录插图 Acknowledgement Foreword Old China

1. 1926-1935: A Republic and An Emperor

Orientation Qing Dynasty Republic of China Warlord Era KMT vs. CPC State of Manchuria

2. 1936-1949: Turbulent World and Turbulent Life

Slave without Country Teenager Young Bride Desperate Housewife Single Mother Virtuous Wife and Good Mother

Mao’s China

3. 1950-1959: One Move and Many Movements

Fleeing the Korean War Settling Down in Beijing Finding a Job Unforgiven and Unforgotten Political Campaigns 1958 Three Difficult Years

4. 1960-1969: Lives Shattered and Lives Shaped

A Business Plan Disturbing Economic Order Medical Parole A Life Cut Short The Cultural Revolution To the Mountains and the Fields

5. 1970-1979: Break the Ice and Break Free

Reform through Labor Romance during Revolution A Revolutionary Wedding Nixon, Mao and a New Player Family Planning Early Retirement The Long Way Home

Deng’s China

6. 1980-1989: Reverse the Past and Reform for Future

Policy Swing A Changed Attitude Downgrades and Upgrades Breaking Iron Rice Bowls Women Hold Up Half the Sky My 1989

7. 1990-1999: Move Westward and Move Forward

Becoming Homeless Go West Buyouts and Sellouts Once Bitten Twice Bitten Across the Ocean An American Experience

New “New China”

8. 2000-2009: Chinese Dream and American Dream

September 11 Embedded in Iraq An Ageless Love Story Grandma Tours USA Housing 2.0 Family Happiness Witnesses to History