Ping Liu Books

My Chinese Dream
My Chinese Dream

By Ping Liu

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Liu Ping was born Liaoning Province, China, in 1955. When she was 15, she was sent to work in a phosphate mine where she became an expert in chemical engineering, explosives and demolition, and ele...

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Heilongjiang Sheng min ying qi ye ji qun fa zhan mo shi yan jiu
Jin dai Zhongguo de xin shi ma tou
Zhong Ri xian dai yan ju jiao liu tu shi
Wen hua yu pan luan
Wen hua yu pan luan

By Ping Liu

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Wo kan Zhongguo mi mi she hui
Wo kan Zhongguo mi mi she hui

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Jintian Zuoyouji yan jiu
Jintian Zuoyouji yan jiu

By Ping Liu

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Zheng shou zheng yong yu gong min cai chan quan bao hu
Fa zhi yu fa zhi si wei
Fa zhi yu fa zhi si wei

By Ping Liu

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Gu du lu ren
Gu du lu ren

By Ping Liu

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