Chinese Women in America
by Mulan
About This Novel
The story in this book is in the form of an autobiographical novel, narrating the ups and downs and bizarre experiences of a female college student in the 1980s who studied in the United States and struggled for sixteen years, driven by the "abroad craze" in the 1980s.
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Official(3)Scraped 19d ago
Read it in one sitting
Taking advantage of the free schedule, I watched it until the end. To be honest, if I had the patience, I guess I wouldn't be able to watch too much. It tells the story of a family and a beautiful Chinese student studying abroad. I don't know if it's true or not. There is no relief or resolution in the end. If there really is such technology, Americans can do whatever they want, and they can hit anyone with precision and put them to death. Anti-terrorism missions can be easily completed a long time ago. They have already surrendered in March and a half, and most of them are probably fabricated. I have deep admiration for the writer who shows so much pain and suffering to the readers. My heart must have been baptized over and over again. After enduring the pain, I can finally hold on, and I am a real strong person!
ill
The first part is inspirational, but the second part is sick. I don't understand what I want to tell the readers.
Is this book true or false? Has the real situation changed?
Real or fake? Or change?
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Community(0)
Official(3)Scraped 19d ago
Read it in one sitting
Taking advantage of the free schedule, I watched it until the end. To be honest, if I had the patience, I guess I wouldn't be able to watch too much. It tells the story of a family and a beautiful Chinese student studying abroad. I don't know if it's true or not. There is no relief or resolution in the end. If there really is such technology, Americans can do whatever they want, and they can hit anyone with precision and put them to death. Anti-terrorism missions can be easily completed a long time ago. They have already surrendered in March and a half, and most of them are probably fabricated. I have deep admiration for the writer who shows so much pain and suffering to the readers. My heart must have been baptized over and over again. After enduring the pain, I can finally hold on, and I am a real strong person!
ill
The first part is inspirational, but the second part is sick. I don't understand what I want to tell the readers.
Is this book true or false? Has the real situation changed?
Real or fake? Or change?
