Explains how China's transition from the pre-modern to modern world began on May 4, 1919, when outrage over a Paris peace conference led to a widespread protest led by forward-thinking youth that left a lasting impact in the following decades.
A startling memoir written by a young Jewish refugee chronicles the fate of those European Jews who fled east rather than west and south to escape the Nazis-to the fetid, teeming streets of Shanghai, China, where poverty, disease, and the hard realities of life on the streets awaited them.
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