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World Books: Writing About China’s Earthquake — A Year Later

May 12, 2009

By Liao Yiwu, Wen Huang, and Bill Marx Each time a disaster hits China, we all become refugees and strangers in our own land. — Liao Yiwu Chinese writer Liao Yiwu, 50, revisits the earthquake damaged Gu Temple in the town of Jiezi in the Sichuan Province. He was interviewing May 12th survivors for his…

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World Books: Writing About China’s Earthquake — A Year Later

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