When American teacher June Mudan traveled to China in 2000 to teach
at a Chinese university, her goals were simple: to experience a new
culture and to help the Chinese people learn English. Over a year
later, she returned to the United States with much more, including
well-kept dark secrets of control, horror and death told to her by
a fellow Chinese teacher. "In The Dragon's Teeth "relates these
dark secrets lurking in China's past and becomes significant when
grim details are revealed about the Chinese Laogai, the name for
the system of labor and re-education camps throughout China. June's
teacher/friend had been a political prisoner in various camps and
experienced many atrocities, the sharing of which had a powerful
impact on the author's perceptions of China.
In America, we have become tantalized by the "Chinese Dragon"
and especially its low-priced wares, but "In The Dragon's Teeth
"provides the evidence that we need to become mindful of its sharp,
vicious teeth and how they were used to maim and kill perhaps 50
million Chinese citizens.
You have heard of the Nazi Holocaust and the Russian Gulag, now
you will know about the Chinese Laogai, which needs to take its
place in the annals of human atrocities.
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