Eurasian: Mixed Identities in the United States, China, and Hong Kong, 1842–1943 Ingram 王一波独一本畅想未来的小说，获台湾联合报系文学奖中篇小说大奖。 王小波后期成熟之作，文风恣肆随意，满口谐谑，有着明显的反思性和寓言性，让读者有别样的体验。 王小波作品的全部授权！李银河亲自校勘全稿。 李银河、柴静、冯唐倾情推荐，致敬王小波。

王一波独一本畅想未来的小说，获台湾联合报系文学奖中篇小说大奖。 王小波后期成熟之作，文风恣肆随意，满口谐谑，有着明显的反思性和寓言性，让读者有别样的体验。 王小波作品的全部授权！李银河亲自校勘全稿。 李银河、柴静、冯唐倾情推荐，致敬王小波。

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Eurasian: Mixed Identities in the United States, China, and Hong Kong, 1842–1943 Ingram 王一波独一本畅想未来的小说，获台湾联合报系文学奖中篇小说大奖。 王小波后期成熟之作，文风恣肆随意，满口谐谑，有着明显的反思性和寓言性，让读者有别样的体验。 王小波作品的全部授权！李银河亲自校勘全稿。 李银河、柴静、冯唐倾情推荐，致敬王小波。In the second half of the nineteenth century, global labor migration, trade, and overseas study brought China and the United States into close contact, leading to new cross cultural encounters that brought mixed race families into being. Yet the stories of these families remain largely unknown. How did interracial families negotiate their identities within these societies when mixed race marriage was taboo and Eurasian often a derisive term? In