A Collective Work by ERRC Teachers:

Saving Grandmother's Face And Other Tales from Christian Teachers in China
Edited by Aminta Arrington       Foreword by Martha Chan   
Published by Wifp and Stock

Book Description

An elderly peasant woman lives with her coffin in the kitchen. An American teacher is "adopted" by a village family. An eccentric grandfather teaches Chinese to his American student by jumping around the room and other perilous pantomimes.

China is a vast and populous nation which demands our understanding. But while newspaper headlines commonly focus on politics and economics, Saving Grandmother's Face, written by Christian university teachers in China, recounts their experiences in the classroom and in the countryside, celebrating a child's birth and mourning a child's death, grading papers and discussing Chinese literature. Through these stories you will see a side of China often left out-the human side.

 

Endorsed by Don Snow of Nanjing University, Mary Shepard Wong of Azusa Pacific University,

Carol Lee Hamrin of George Mason University

Suggestive donation: $16 including S&H

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