
All Quiet in Peking: Beijing’s 1940s and the Tides of History
Translator Teng Jimeng reveals how Liu Heping’s “All Quiet in Peking” captures 1940s Beijing and the echoing cycles of Chinese history, inspiring a vision of global peace.
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Translator Teng Jimeng reveals how Liu Heping’s “All Quiet in Peking” captures 1940s Beijing and the echoing cycles of Chinese history, inspiring a vision of global peace.
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