Sue the United States

Author: Huang Xiaosheng
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Publish Date: 2006-11-01
Features: With my book in hand, readers are like diving into the warmth of America, absolutely able to understand what America is really like, seeing its organs—not too few, not too many—and how they are distributed, how they function, how they harmonize, and how they. Accusing America is not a dissertation, nor is it for academic credentials or making a living. It is merely my pulse-taking summary of America's national and human destiny. Day and night, through ink and keyboards, I gain insight into America's human and beastly affairs, probing this rule-of-law society. I strive to make my writings distinct from the professors in Chinese universities who study America, and to draw a clear line between them and the "China experts" in American universities. —Huang Xiaosheng
In a lighthearted manner, I diagnose America's human and national destiny, and in earnest, I write an Annals of Governance for America. A renowned Chinese-American lawyer, deeply versed in American society, devoted six years to unveiling the grand facade of the superpower with the wisdom of a Chinese.
With my book in hand, readers are like diving into the warmth of America, absolutely able to understand what America is really like, seeing its organs—not too few, not too many—and how they are distributed, how they function, how they harmonize, and how they. Accusing America is not a dissertation, nor is it for academic credentials or making a living. It is merely my pulse-taking summary of America's national and human destiny. Day and night, through ink and keyboards, I gain insight into America's human and beastly affairs, probing this rule-of-law society. I strive to make my writings distinct from the professors in Chinese universities who study America, and to draw a clear line between them and the "China experts" in American universities. —Huang Xiaosheng
Accusing America presents a panoramic view of America; Accusing America accuses all levels of American government institutions; Accusing America truly sees through America's democracy and rule of law. He has worked and lived in America for many years, straddling the political and legal extremes, moving freely among the middle class, and having represented countless poor and wealthy clients. Deeply familiar with all strata of American society, he has a keen understanding of the inner workings of the superpower. With humorous language paired with numerous real-life cases, he peels away the glory and ugliness of America, revealing the pride and sorrow of its people, and exploring its past and present.