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Wang tells the story of her adolescence during the Chinese Cultural Revolution, much of it spent with her mother in a re-education camp. There, her secret teachers were some of China's foremost thinkers who helped her distinguish truth from propaganda, and her refuge from reality was a pond, her Lily Theatre.
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A childhood shaped by propaganda and personal resilience.
Who is this book for?
The Lily Theatre offers a poignant glimpse into a young girl’s life during China’s Cultural Revolution. Wang’s storytelling beautifully captures her struggles to find truth and solace amidst chaos. It’s a touching memoir that resonates with anyone interested in history, resilience, and the power of inner refuge.
