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important moment for herself. In the interview, He asked Yi about his current involvement in the community who were involved in the
Tiananmen Protests. She further inquired about his imprisonment, but Yi gave little information to He on this matter. Finally, He inquired on how Yi was settling into the United States, and Yi stated that “I don’t enjoy settling down in North America. I won’t feel happy.”
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Danxuan. Wang Dan was a student leader who was arrested after the protests and served fourteen years in two different sentences, he would later be exiled to the United States and would receive his PhD. Shen Tong co-chaired the
Student Dialogue Delegation, escaped China six days after the crackdown, and would later publish the autobiography
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Rowena He starts with introducing the idea of oral history and addresses her method style, as she swaps between
Chinese and English in her interviews, and has combined the methods of life history, narrative inquiry and arts-based inquiry. She starts with an introduction to Wang Dan, Shen Tong, and Yi
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reports that "the course has not escaped its own controversy. A Chinese man told one student not to take the course because it represented a biased version of history, and each year, some students, usually those from mainland China, ask for their names and appearances to be withheld from the publicly
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editions), He details the challenges of "teaching
Tiananmen to a generation." In the Tiananmen courses she created, she engaged students to organize symposiums to share what they had learned with the general public, and invited faculty members to serve as chairs and discussants, among them, historian
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Through her own writings and ongoing testimony about the events of 1989, she has refused to let the hope for democracy wither under the weight of platitudes and Party-imposed amnesia. The cost of this act of moral courage has been very high... The lonely few keep educating themselves about the vague
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The author ends her book with a group dialogue between the exiles. The major ideas focused on during the discussion are the ideas of ‘home’, a desire to return to China and a feeling of guilt for their families left in China. The other major issue discussed is how big of a role June 4 should play in
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in China. "Tracing the life trajectories of these exiles, from childhood during Mao's
Cultural Revolution, adolescence growing up during the reform era, and betrayal and punishment in the aftermath of June 1989, to ongoing struggles in exile", the author explores, "how their idealism was fostered by
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The book starts with a portion of He's autobiography which tells of her childhood and her connection to the
Tiananmen protests. She then tells how her father became disenchanted with the Chinese Communist Party and shows how the school system pushed a pro-Party ideology. She then describes how she
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Danxuan was the exile that He was most excited to interview, mainly because of the lack works on him and his efforts outside of Beijing. Yi asked He to “stop thinking about your research for a moment while I talk to you” as the exiles are people and not just subjects; He notes how this was an
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Princeton (2018-2019) working on her manuscript on history, memory, and Chinese student nationalism in the Post-Tiananmen era. As of 2019, she is Associate Professor of History at the Chinese University of Hong Kong. She has previously taught at Harvard University, Wellesley College, and St.
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stated that He's book "is a valuable contribution to the literature on the
Chinese democracy movement and provides fascinating insights into the world of Chinese political exiles," however, "the 'infighting' among the exiled dissidents—apparently an important consideration to all three of the
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Much like with Shen, He was faced the challenge of interviewing Wang Dan who is “a symbol of the crushed democracy movement”; as with Shen, He concentrated on his “formative years as the basis of his later life”. Wang and He highlight throughout dialogue the influence of the
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Xiaoqing He has ingeniously reconstructed the entire movement in a historical perspective not only to unlock the past and explain the present but also to peer into the future of China's sustained struggle against totalitarian tyranny."
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the very powers that ultimately crushed it, and how such idealism evolved facing the conflicts that historical amnesia, political commitment, ethical action, and personal happiness presented to them in exile." Dan Southerland notes in
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Shen Tong was one of the more difficult and controversial exiles that He interviewed. The main problem that He faced was that Shen has published his own autobiography, He's solution was to interview him on topics not covered in
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story one freshman student from China "told the packed auditorium" that “I took this class because I am the generation that’s being brainwashed... Everything I knew about June 4, 1989, was the fragments I heard from my dad."
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stated that there are "few factual errors do not detract from this book’s masterly narrative and analysis." Mirsky further described He's book as "profound" in keeping the Tiananmen movement's significance alive.
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and other international news outlet. She received the Harvard University Certificate of Teaching Excellence three consecutive times. In addition to her scholarly work, He writes and speaks widely outside the academia.
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their lives and Wang succinctly stated that “June 4 should not be the only meaningful thing in our lives." The author then ends by showing how the exiles have moved on with their lives after the protest.
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had organically tied the Cultural Revolution and Tiananmen movement together through the lives and agonies of three former student leaders, and through them, the lives and struggles of their generation."
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ideals that they carried as youths into Tiananmen Square. They refuse to become deaf to history’s trauma, in the way that Primo Levi feared for the generation after the Holocaust. The
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that He's book is “A moving and very personal account of life as a political emigrant" and "a convincing and powerful account of a central experience in contemporary Chinese life."
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that the book provides "fresh insights and an appreciation for the challenges that exiled Chinese student leaders faced after they escaped from China." Paul Levine from
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Rowena Xiaoqing He was born in China and was raised as a part of the "Tiananmen Generation". She received her M.A. and Ph.D degrees from the
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in April 2014. The book has been named one of the Top five China Books by the Asia Society. It is primarily an oral history of Yi Danxuan,
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