‘Fly, Wild Swans’ Review: Exile and the Communist Party
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- Jung Chang, a prominent author, has experienced increased difficulty in traveling to her native China following the rise of Xi Jinping, marking a significant shift in the political landscape around the turn of the 21st century. This change reflects broader trends in China's governance and its impact on cultural figures who have previously enjoyed more freedom of movement.
- The implications of this development are profound, as it highlights the tightening grip of the Communist Party on personal liberties and the challenges faced by expatriates in maintaining connections with their homeland amidst political repression.
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