by Tana Hobart
synopsis
Based on an autobiography by Nora Lamm, this is the true story of Sung Negn Yee. The protected daughter of a physician (James Shegta), her life is nearly destroyed after the Japanese invasion in 1941 of Shanghai. This is the story of her struggle to survive the atrocities and repressions of Mao's governmental machine, and of her eventual escape to freedom in Hong Kong in the early 1960s.
characteristics
- Totalitarianism
- Occupation [military]
- Life Under Occupation
- China
- Human-rights
- War-torn
