My private life

Author: Ye Yonglie
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Publish Date: 2006-07-01
Features: My home was originally one of the countless ordinary Chinese families. From an ordinary family to the current "two systems, three locations family," it has changed with the times and evolved with China's progress. It is my small family that has been swept up in the tide of reform and opening up. Using a fashionable phrase, it is "keeping pace with the times." The evolution of my family is a microcosm of China's reform and opening up. The author uses delicate documentary brushwork to record his love, marriage, and family life. Accompanied by multiple newly published private family photos. The author has a unique "one family, two systems, three locations" family: his eldest son's family settled in Taipei, and his eldest daughter-in-law is Taiwanese, making his granddaughter a "little Taiwanese" as she was born in Taipei. His younger son's family settled in San Francisco, California, the "high-tech kingdom" in the United States—Silicon Valley. This book is highly readable. Young readers can gain many insights from the author's marriage, difficult life path, and older readers can benefit from the author's insights on raising and educating children. Readers preparing to go abroad can draw experience from it, while general readers can gain a comparative understanding of the "three-dimensional space" through the author's experiences in China and the United States.

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