The Day After Winter
Henry EngMy father escaped China in 1967. I spent years rewriting his memoir, realizing his story was far bigger than I understood. Artifacts, hard questions, and the story behind the story.
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Generosity has limits, especially when stretched across months of housing and feeding two additional people on a factory worker’s salary. My fifth brother had given me breathing room to establish myself. Now we needed to use it. — Chapter...
The Great Networking
My father loves to tell the story of my first trip to China to anybody who will listen. It was my parents’ first time returning since escaping roughly eighteen years prior. Now one would imagine his story would be about reunion. Seeing long...
Renaissance Man
He glided across the teak with balletic grace, steel wool singing against the wood as he moved from square to square. A master craftsman making impossibility look effortless. I attempted to mimic his movements. By the tenth square, my shi...
Long Distance
His wife pulled me aside after dinner. “Your Chi-Chao is here almost every weekend, avoiding some of her classmates who try to ask her out. She cries for you,” she said simply. “Every time she speaks of you. Tears like rain. She saves eve...
Kan, Kan
My dear Professor,
Please excuse me for writing to you again, but I cannot keep silent any longer from thanking you for what you have done for me since I came to college. I cannot find words to express my gratitude to you, Prof. I on...
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My father escaped China in 1967. I spent years helping him tell the story and discovered how little I knew about the people who raised me. I write about family, memory, artifacts, and inheritance.
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