In the winter of 1963, as China recuperated from a horrific famine, a group of college students in Beijing repelled by the bombastic Communist Party agitprop around them decided to get together to do something bold and dangerous: talk about Western literature.
In the winter of 1963, as China recuperated from a horrific famine, a group of college students in Beijing repelled by the bombastic Communist Party agitprop around them decided to get together to do something bold and dangerous: talk about Western literature. - See more at: http://www.tealeafnation.com/2014/03/holden-caulfield-in-beijing-chinese-have-found-a-reason-to-care-about-u-s-literature/#sthash.IggyH1eC.dpuf
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