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Publish Date
Publisher
H. Holt
Language
English
Pages
270

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Cover of: Behind the Forbidden Door
Behind the Forbidden Door: Travels in Unknown China
February 1992, Henry Holt & Co (P)
Paperback in English
Cover of: Behind the forbidden door
Behind the forbidden door: China inside out
1987, Asia 2000
Paperback in English
Cover of: Behind the forbidden door
Behind the forbidden door: China inside out
1987, Unwin Paperbacks
in English
Cover of: Behind the forbidden door
Behind the forbidden door: travels in China
1986, Allen & Unwin
in English
Cover of: Behind the forbidden door
Behind the forbidden door: travels in unknown China
1986, H. Holt
in English

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Edition Notes

Translation of: Fremder unter Chinesen.
Includes index.

Published in
New York

Classifications

Dewey Decimal Class
951/.05
Library of Congress
DS712 .T4213 1986, DS712.T4213 1986

The Physical Object

Pagination
270 p. :
Number of pages
270

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL2710403M
Internet Archive
behindforbiddend0000terz
ISBN 10
003008508X
LCCN
86003093
OCLC/WorldCat
13184960
Library Thing
1395532
Goodreads
326949

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At the center of China lies a corpse that nobody dares remove.
Page 14, added anonymously.

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Passionate and provocative, Behind the Forbidden Door is both a uniquely intimate portrait of the 'liberalization' of China and a lively tour through an enigmatic and endlessly surprising land.
Tiziano Terzani was one of the first western journalists to be accredited after Deng Xiaoping opened China's doors and, taking a Chinese name and speaking the language, liver there for over four years. To break through the wall erected around foreigners in China, he sent his children to a Chinese school, travelled by train and bicycle and made friends among ordinary Chinese people.
Page 8, added anonymously.

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