“Chinese history scholars and folks fond of in-depth genealogical studies will find this to be of great interest.”—Publishers Weekly
“A perceptive and engaging history of a complex and fascinating Chinese family. Cochran and Hsieh provide an intimate portrait of a family and a city in the midst of nation-building, war, and revolution—a portrayal based on a unique collection of correspondence and unlikely to be rivaled soon, if at all.”—Joseph W. Esherick, author of Ancestral Leaves: A Family Journey through Chinese History
“Written in a page-turning style, The Lius of Shanghai offers an illuminating view of lives lived in the midst of the turbulence of China’s twentieth century. A fascinating and insightful account.”—Bryna Goodman, author of Native Place, City, and Nation: Regional Networks and Identities in Shanghai, 1853–1937
The Lius of Shanghai
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Book Details
EBOOK
$39.95 • £25.00 • €36.00
ISBN 9780674073845
Publication: April 2013
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