This candid memoir of the author's participation in China's Cultural Revolution reveals how an ordinary woman was driven to violence by politics ( Kirkus Reviews ). Compelling in its brutal honesty, this is a chilling document that explores how ideological extremism and zealotry can destroy lives, told by a Chinese woman swept up during her teenage years in Mao Zedong's Red Guard ( San Francisco Chronicle ).
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