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Paper son: one man's story

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Asian American and Pacific Histories Autobiographical and Biographical Writing Diaspora, migration, transnational identity

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Preface Winifred C. Chin Introduction: Paper Lives K. Scott Wong Prologue Part I: The Early Years Gold Mountain My Village A Gold Mountain Man Between Father and Son Everybody for Himself Fighting Chinese City Hall The Cheating Game Turning to Wisdom Part II: Gold Mountain Dreams A Navy Man A New Outlook The Period A Bitter End, a Bright Start A Paper Son's Duty Under Suspicion A Dream in Flames Chinese Communism Part III: Becoming American Paranoia Assimilation The Homecoming The Problem with Confession The Final Visit Writing Again The Lunar New Year Living in the Present Postscript Winifred C. Chin

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