Steven hates土共, he doesn't mind books depicting土共in worst way


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送交者: ASH 于 2013-02-26, 12:57:58:

回答: Steven, my wildest guess: you do not personally know anyone 由 silxirt 于 2013-02-26, 12:45:23:

No matter it's true or not.

A typical review from a non-Chinese US reader (this has nothing to do with Steven, but the thought is similar.

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Great read whether true or not!, February 22, 2013
By Thidwick50
This review is from: Bend, Not Break: A Life in Two Worlds (Hardcover)
I enjoyed this story. It is well written, inspirational, and interesting on many levels: as a biography, as a history, as a rags-to-riches tale, as a how-to for women in business, as a philosophy of life tale. Some reviewers claim the book contains mistakes about the author's childhood and is full of self-promoting lies. I can't judge that (some of the reviewers seem to be "promoting" pro-China propoganda and lack credibility themselves; I mean can anyone take seriously the claim that this book is untrue because "gang rape never happens in China?") and frankly I don't care if the book contains some exaggerations or fantasies. She has a compelling voice and whether her story is true or fiction, it is worth reading.




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