H Yuan Tien: 3 books

Behind the Great Wall of China long lived the nations silent masses. In these pages, the various outstanding members of the salient gender of the Middle Kingdom are highlighted. Their lives and deeds belie the notion that there were no founding mothers of the great nation.

All peoples have their share of brutal rulers. The longer their history, the more numerous such notorious rulers they have inevitably witnessed, and the greater the diversity of their pitiless behavior. Chinas encounter with such ordeals began in antiquity and continues into the modern era.

Born in the walled family enclave or siheyuan built by his father, Weijie braved through, and later watched from afar in America, the existential evanescence of life in the city of his birth. All that is encapsulated in the ancient saying: "BLUE SEAS, MULBERRY FIELDS" (????)? He had witnessed...