My Years in the Republic of China
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Autumn of the 17th year, Shanghai dock. The salty sea breeze carried the sound of the whistle and blew towards his face. Xu Changqing stood on the deck, looking at the increasingly clear shoreline of the Huangpu River, and unconsciously caressed the West Point Military Academy graduation ring with his slender fingers. Wearing a crisp navy blue suit, he stood out among the ship full of returning overseas students - not only because of his handsome appearance unique to Jiangnan literati, but also because of the small golden badge above his left breast pocket: the eagle emblem of the U. S. Army Military Academy.
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