A Chinese Memoirist's Exile in Las Vegas
Briefly

Gao's descriptions of the events during the Mao era depict famine, torture, and betrayal with a stark authenticity that resonates deeply with readers, amplifying his insights on resilience.
His works have begun to circulate widely on Chinese social media, reflecting a growing awareness and critique of the government's arbitrary rule under an aging leader.
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