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This volume collects the letters written over a thirty-year period by a second generation Chinese American woman, Flora Belle Jan (1906–50). Born in California to immigrant parents and educated at Berkeley and the University of Chicago, Jan raised three children with her husband Charles Wang and worked as a journalist in both the United States and China. Written during the years 1918–48, these letters offer unique insight into the social and political situation of educated, middle-class, professional Chinese American women in the early twentieth century. Literate, candid, and charming, they convey the intellectual curiosity and perspicacity of a vivacious and ambitious woman while tracing her engagement with two different worlds.| Contents Preface Acknowledgments Editorial note Introduction Part I: California 1. One?s True Friend 2. Wild to Go 3. All Chinatown Is Horrified Part II: Chicago 4. A Plunge into Domesticity 5. Life Gives Me a Heartache 6. Paying for the Follies of My Youth Part III: China 7. I Prefer American Shoes 8. A Straw in the Wind 9. Chasing Mirages 10. I Have Been Loyal to China Epilogue Appendix: Publications of Flora Belle Jan Notes Index |"This is a story of a

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Author
Flora Belle Jan; Fleur Yano; Saralyn Daly; Judy Wu
Publisher
University of Illinois Press
Published
2009
Language
EN
ISBN
9780252091568
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Memoir, Science, Computer Science

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