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Joy is the daughter from/of Pearl and May from Shanghai Girls, and is now 19 and in college. It is 1957 and Americans have turned from anti-Japanese, Chinese sympathizers into paranoid, red Chinese hunters. Innocent Joy doesn't know what she has to fear from this culture, and innocently joins a Chinese club which she thinks is Christian but turns out to be pro-communist, alerting the FBI to her and her family. The complicated truth of SHANGHAI GIRLS comes out and strong-willed Joy impetuously, n ...more
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