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Foreign babes in Beijing : Behind the scenes of a new China

Author:	Rachel DeWoskin
Publisher:	New York : W.W. Norton, ©2005.
Edition/Format:	Book : Biography : English : 1st edView all editions and formats
Summary:	DeWoskin moved to Beijing in 1989, just as China's younger population began embracing Western ideologies and commodities. An executive for an American PR firm by day, by night DeWoskin became the star of one of China's first television soap operas, a melodrama involving a sexy American college student who wins the love of a rebellious young Chinese man. The merging of two worlds onscreen is nothing compared to the cultural assimilation DeWoskin observes within China itself in the years immediately following Tiananmen Square. Her memoir weaves humorous tales of culture clashes with astute observations of a traditional and repressed society's tumultuous confrontation with liberated, energetic, and economically dynamic Western influences.  Read more...
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