By reading The Glory and the Dream（A Narrative History of America) or The Unwinding (An Inner History of the New America) , we can learn about the lives of ordinary Americans throughout the history of America. By reading Liang Hong's "Liangzhuang Trilogy", namely "China in Liangzhuang - A Contemporary Writer and Her Hometown", "Leaving Liangzhuang - Details and Observations of Contemporary China", and "Ten Years in Liangzhuang"can also understand what has happened in ordinary rural areas in the past 30 years in China. Peter Hessler’s "Seeking the Path in China: A Self-Driving Journey from the Countryside to the Factory": Exploring modern China and telling the stories of ordinary people. “Jiangcheng”: The companion volume to the 2011 bestseller “Seeking the Path in China”, and the prelude to the three-part documentary series on China. “Strange Stones”: "China is like a strange stone; everyone can see a different shape in it."
Media that tracks hot topics for reporting often selectively express facts in pursuit of traffic. If we can express oversea Chinese’s life experiences in the United States from a Chinese perspective or experience, along with some important events in the United States, Chinese people can better understand the United States.
By reading The Glory and the Dream（A Narrative History of America) or The Unwinding (An Inner History of the New America) , we can learn about the lives of ordinary Americans throughout the history of America. By reading Liang Hong's "Liangzhuang Trilogy", namely "China in Liangzhuang - A Contemporary Writer and Her Hometown", "Leaving Liangzhuang - Details and Observations of Contemporary China", and "Ten Years in Liangzhuang"can also understand what has happened in ordinary rural areas in the past 30 years in China. Peter Hessler’s "Seeking the Path in China: A Self-Driving Journey from the Countryside to the Factory": Exploring modern China and telling the stories of ordinary people. “Jiangcheng”: The companion volume to the 2011 bestseller “Seeking the Path in China”, and the prelude to the three-part documentary series on China. “Strange Stones”: "China is like a strange stone; everyone can see a different shape in it."
Media that tracks hot topics for reporting often selectively express facts in pursuit of traffic. If we can express oversea Chinese’s life experiences in the United States from a Chinese perspective or experience, along with some important events in the United States, Chinese people can better understand the United States.