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Confessions of a Chinese Heroine: The Labor Camp Memoirs of Sr. Ying Mulan (en Inglés)
Teresa Ying Mulan
(Autor)
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Francis Morgan
(Ilustrado por, Traducido por)
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Lehigh University Press
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Confessions of a Chinese Heroine: The Labor Camp Memoirs of Sr. Ying Mulan (en Inglés) - Ying Mulan, Teresa ; Morgan, Francis ; Morgan, Francis
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Reseña del libro "Confessions of a Chinese Heroine: The Labor Camp Memoirs of Sr. Ying Mulan (en Inglés)"
The memoirs of Sister Ying Mulan describe her experiences as a Chinese Christian living in a turbulent era marked by the Communist takeover, the Cultural Revolution, and many momentous political reforms. Born into a family of politically active Catholics, Ying Mulan was eventually imprisoned in Shanghai and later sent to serve in labor camps for over twenty years. While living through such difficult circumstances, Ying Mulan derived strength from her faith. At the age of 60, she became a religious sister, and twenty-five years later she decided to write her autobiography. In this book, Francis Morgan offers the first English translation of Sr. Ying's memoirs, providing explanatory notes based on historical research and a series of extensive interviews with Sr. Ying. As she recounts the trials that she and others endured, Sr. Ying speaks with a remarkable tone of gratitude, giving thanks to God for the tests that steeled her character, tempered her pride, and increased her compassion. While her work stands out as a modern spiritual autobiography, it also deserves recognition as a political text. Sr. Ying's memoirs offer valuable and rare insights into the realities of religious life in China, the hidden world of labor camps and prisons, and the extremes of Cultural Revolution.
