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The Lost Daughters Of China: Abandoned Girls, Their Journey To America, And The Search For A Missing Past
The memoir of an American mother of an adopted Chinese baby girl is a cultural history of the events that led to the controversial 1980 one-child policy in China and the subsequent generation-long abandonment of Chinese daughters to American families.
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A heartfelt story of adoption and cultural history.
Who is this book for?
This book beautifully intertwines personal adoption stories with China's complex history, offering a touching insight into the lives of abandoned daughters and their journeys to new families in America. It’s a compelling read for anyone interested in human stories of resilience and the social issues behind international adoption. You'll find yourself deeply moved by the emotional and cultural layers of this narrative.
