A mother writes across an ocean of years. Wang Jing was a citizen human rights journalist in China. For telling the truth she was kidnapped, locked in a tiger bench, chained in a detention cell, and held for four years and ten months. What the state called a crime was a woman who would not kneel. This memoir follows her from the first cell to the last fight before release. At first she thought she was encountering isolated rotten officials - a crooked local court, a bad captain, unrestrained guards. Slowly she saw that the rot was not just at the bottom. The whole system was corrosive from the top. It is the record she made so her daughter would know what was done - and what she refused to become. Written for anyone who still needs to see how a system trains people to look away, and how to fight back.
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