On a train moving across north China last year, a girl, blond hair reaching down to her waist, maybe 15, darted past my bottom perch in the hard sleeper. As much as her hair, it was the colorful ankle-length dress she wore that caught my eye, the kind I’d spotted on girls in places like rural Utah and Nevada. I could have sworn I’d seen an apparition, but settled anyway back into my book
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I recently received two new travel books (of sorts) in my mailbox, one of which I wrote a few short ...
“Taken in a packed Christian service I attended out of curiosity at a wannabe mega-church in Beijing...
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Prominent Qing specialist Pamela Crossley of Dartmouth College has a new book coming out in February...
As faithful readers may recall, China Beat contributor Leslie T. Chang has a forthcoming book, Facto...
Pallavi Aiyar’s 2008 memoir, Smoke and Mirrors: An Experience of China, details the six years she sp...
I think that no matter when I read it, I would have been impressed by Lijia Zhang’s“Socialism is Gre...
Earlier this year, we ran two excerpts from Jonathan Tel’s (then forthcoming) collection of short st...
Early Life: family background; preparation for work in China; accepted as missionary by Reformed Ch...
As the end of summer vacation quickly draws near, we at The China Beat have been talking about what ...
On a train moving across north China last year, a girl, blond hair reaching down to her waist, maybe...
Last weekend China Beat contributors—and longtime Beijing neighbors—Susan Jakes and Leslie T. Chang ...
Beacon in the Dark Part 2, Mary Mark Mullen CSJ Flying Tigers, ‘Warphans,’ Homeward Bound: Historica...
Lisa See has written seven books set in China–including novels like Snow Flower and the Secret Fan, ...
I recently received two new travel books (of sorts) in my mailbox, one of which I wrote a few short ...
“Taken in a packed Christian service I attended out of curiosity at a wannabe mega-church in Beijing...
Beacon in the Dark Part 2, Mary Mark Mullen CSJFlying Tigers, ‘Warphans,’ Homeward Bound: Historical...
Jonathan Tel’s collection of stories, The Beijing of Possibilities, was released last month. China B...
Prominent Qing specialist Pamela Crossley of Dartmouth College has a new book coming out in February...
As faithful readers may recall, China Beat contributor Leslie T. Chang has a forthcoming book, Facto...
Pallavi Aiyar’s 2008 memoir, Smoke and Mirrors: An Experience of China, details the six years she sp...
I think that no matter when I read it, I would have been impressed by Lijia Zhang’s“Socialism is Gre...
Earlier this year, we ran two excerpts from Jonathan Tel’s (then forthcoming) collection of short st...
Early Life: family background; preparation for work in China; accepted as missionary by Reformed Ch...
As the end of summer vacation quickly draws near, we at The China Beat have been talking about what ...