Daily life in People's China,

by Arthur William Galston, Jean S Savage

The late Arthur Galston was a botanist and bioethicist who lobbied for toxicology studies on Agent Orange that led to its banning. He was one of the first American scientists invited to visit China by Chou En-Lai. This book was written as a result of a stay on a peasant commune outside of Peking.

255 pages, Hardcover

First published January 1, 1973