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Let Only Red Flowers Bloom: Identity and Belonging in Xi Jinping's China

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內容簡介 NPR記者Emily Feng深入中國探訪那些無法符合習近平所定義的“中國人”標準的人所遭受壓迫與現狀「Emily Feng專注於普通人——那些勇敢堅定、渴望塑造自己生活的人——比無數的統計數字更本質地捕捉了習近平時代的氛圍。」—Evan Osnos，《美國國家圖書獎》獲獎者，《雄心時代》作者中國的崛起及其與美國的競爭將是我們這一代的定義性問題之一。但要了解現代中國，就必須了解那裡的人民——以及中國政府如何在身份和自由表達的問題上進行控制。Let Only Red Flowers Bloom以生動、電影化的細節講述了近二十位抵抗者的故事。他們包括一個維吾爾家庭，在中國拘禁數十萬維吾爾同胞於拘留營時被迫分離；為捍衛公民自由而與巨大壓力抗爭的維權律師；一位來自內蒙古的教師，因支持母語教育而不得不作出艱難選擇；以及一位試圖尋找新家園並過上自由生活的香港逃犯。 儘管面臨個人風險，記者Emily Feng揭示了在一個日益封閉的國度中，抗爭和生存的戲劇性人類故事。Feng描述了在中國逆流而行的感受，以及人們為了生存而努力保持尊嚴的各種方式。An intimate, deeply reported investigation into the battle over identity in China, chronicling the state oppression of those who fail to conform to Xi Jinping's definition of who is "Chinese," from an award-winning NPR correspondent.“Emily Feng’s focus on ordinary people—bravely determined to shape their own lives—captures the mood of the Xi Jinping era more essentially than reams of statistics ever can.”—Evan Osnos, National Book Award winner, author of Age of AmbitionThe rise of China and its great power competition with the U.S. will be one of the defining issues of our generation. But to understand modern China, one has to understand the people who live there – and the way the Chinese state is trying to control them along lines of identity and free expression.In vivid, cinematic detail, Let Only Red Flowers Bloom tells the stories of nearly two dozen people who are pushing back. They include a Uyghur family, separated as China detains hundreds of thousands of their fellow Uyghurs in camps; human rights lawyers fighting to defend civil liberties in the face of mammoth odds; a teacher from Inner Mongolia, forced to make hard choices because of his support of his mother tongue; and a Hong Kong fugitive trying to find a new home and live in freedom.Reporting despite the personal risks, journalist Emily Feng reveals dramatic human stories of resistance and survival in a country that is increasingly closing itself off to the world. Feng illustrates what it is like to run against the grain in China, and the myriad ways people are trying to survive, with dignity.

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作者介紹 Emily FengEmily Feng is an award-winning international correspondent for NPR. She’s a regular contributor to NPR podcasts and member stations and she is also a frequent guest on U.S. and BBC radio and television programs. Previously based in Beijing, China for NPR, she now lives in Taipei, Taiwan.

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