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Factory Girls

by Leslie T. Chang

Factory Girls

by Leslie T. Chang

'Factory Girls' by Leslie T. Chang offers a remarkable glimpse into the lives of China's migrant factory workers, focusing on two young women's journey over three years. With unprecedented access, Chang explores how they strive to escape the harsh realities of assembly line work in Dongguan to better their lives. The book reveals the unseen struggles and aspirations of a generation, showcasing their determination against a backdrop of unrelenting societal transformation. By delving into personal trials, technological education, and the raw drive for progress, Chang unveils the nuanced human stories behind China’s economic rise.

  • Non-Fiction
  • Sociocultural
  • Migration
  • Economic
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