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Mao’s Last Dancer

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Mao's Last Dancer

The autobiography of a Chinese peasant boy who, by an extraordinary turn of fate, emerged from the abject poverty and oppression of the Cultural Revolution, to become one of the world’s great ballet stars – a beautiful, rich account of an inspirational life.

Type Of BookAustralian Novel
FormatPaperback
ISBN9780670040247
Published10/06/2003
Price Per CopyRRP $32.99
1–9 copies$29.69
10–19 copies$28.04
20+ copies$26.39
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Li Cunxin

Li Cunxin was born in 1961, in the New Village, Li Commune, near the city of Qingdao on the coast of north-east China. The sixth of seven sons in a poor rural family, Li’s peasant life in Chairman Mao’s communist China changed dramatically when, at the age of eleven, he was chosen by Madame Mao’s cultural advisers to become a student at the Beijing Dance Academy. After a summer school in America, for which he was one of only two students chosen, he defected to the West and became a principal dancer for the Housten Ballet.

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