America Perceived

Exploring the complex perceptions of the United States among educated urban Chinese youths in the early 20th century, this study delves into the historical context of Sino-American relations between World War II and the Korean War. It highlights how the evolving anti-American sentiment among politically active youth influenced the political landscape, ultimately undermining the Chinese Nationalist cause and facilitating the rise of Communism in urban China. The book provides a nuanced understanding of these pivotal societal shifts.