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Home Mountain portrays a rural Chinese village navigating the precarious waters of the early 20th...

My Thirty Years in China is a collection of autobiographies of select foreign pioneers of busines...

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In The Lighter Side of China, Scott Kronick delights the reader with comic tales and lessons lear...

What is it like to suffer from depression? As Li Lanni writes, it's worse than cancer.A child of ...

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Wan Li, one of China's revolutionary greats hailing from Shandong, operated at the highest level ...