Daughters of the Flower Fragrant Garden: Two Sisters Separated by China’s Civil War

The "Sisters Separated by War" is a heart-wrenching and inspiring tale of two sisters, Jun and Hong, who were torn apart by the Chinese Civil War.

Despite being separated for thirty years, they each forge new identities as they navigate the complexities of family, nation, and independence.

This book provides an intimate look into the lives of women during a time of traumatic change, and their remarkable stories will leave readers in awe.

With extraordinary sympathy and breathtaking storytelling, Zhuqing Li recounts the experiences of her aunts, creating a microcosm of women's lives on the mainland and Taiwan.

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