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Recovering China journalist -- Financial Times and Reuters. Now a Senior Associate at CSIS. Find me at Substack.com/@lucyhornby
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The Mother, the Son and the War Original

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By Lucy Hornby
| The Wire China Verified
In 1937 a young girl from a wealthy Chinese family witnessed an invasion that would upend her life — and help determine the politics of China today. Japanese occupation of Peiping (Beijing), China, August 13, 1937. Credit: Wikimedia Commons “With my own eyes I saw the army piling up sandbags to prepare for street fighting,” she wrote. “When Peiping [Beijing] fell, I stood at my aunt’s door and watched the mechanized units of the Japanese devils roll past.
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Xi Jinping's Father, Xi Zhongxun, Was a Party Man First

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By Lucy Hornby
| Foreign Policy Magazine Verified
The primary reason most people will pick up a biography of veteran Chinese revolutionary Xi Zhongxun is that his eighth child, Xi Jinping, is the most powerful man in China today. That’s too bad, because the eventful life of Xi Zhongxun (1913-2002) spanned the messy formative decades of the Chinese Communist Party and is fascinating in its own right.
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The Life of Saint Xi

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By Taili Ni, Lucy Hornby
| China Books Review Verified
Reviewed: Xi Jinping’s Seven Years as a Sent-Down Youth (Aug 2017), Xi Jinping in Zhengding (March 2019), Xi Jinping in Xiamen (Jan 2020), Xi Jinping in Ningde (Jan 2020), Xi Jinping in Fuzhou (July 2020), Xi Jinping in Fujian (July 2021, two volumes), Xi Jinping in Zhejiang (Dec 2021, two volumes), Xi Jinping in Shanghai (Feb 2022): Central Party School Press (Chinese). It was July, 1989, and Xi Jinping was a prefectural party chief in Fujian province.
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