Red at Heart

Red at Heart

How Chinese Communists Fell in Love with the Russian Revolution

McGuire, Elizabeth

Oxford University Press Inc

12/2020

476

Mole

Inglês

9780197528433

712

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Prologue At Vova's
Introduction: Serious Romance
Part I: First Encounters: Circa 1921
1 Emi's Adventures: Changsha-Paris-Moscow
2 Qu's Quest: Tolstoy and the Trans-Siberian
3 New Youth, New Russians
Part II: School Crushes: 1920s
4 School Dramas: Costumes, Lines, Roles
5 Shanghai University and the Comintern's Curriculum
6 A Crush on Russia: Qu's Female Proteges
7 Chiang Kaishek's Son in Red Wonderland
8 Heartbreak: the Demise of Qu
Part III: Love Affairs: 1930s-1940s
9 Kolia the Chinese
10 Liza/Li: The Agitator and the Aristocrat
11 Emi/Eva: The Love Affairs of a Sino-Soviet Poet
12 The Legend of He Zizhen: Mao's Wife in Moscow
13 Sino-Soviet Love Children
Part IV: Families: 1950s
14 Male Metaphors: Mao, Stalin & Brotherhood
15 Wang, Dasha, and Nastya: Russian Romance Redux
16 Legitimate Offspring: Chinese Students in 1950s Moscow
17 Female Families: Liza's Home, Eva's Adventures
Part V: Last Kisses: 1960s and Beyond
18 The Split Within: Sino-Soviet Families Under Pressure
19 Defiant Romantics: Ironies of Cultural Revolution
20 Nostalgia: Wang's Search
Epilogue At Yura's
Acknowledgments
Notes
Bibliography
Index
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