Forbidden City (1990)
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I was hot to go back to Tian An Men Square with Dad and Eddie but they used the same arguments against me as they had before. Lao Xu was really worried they’d get into trouble if they were caught reporting on the events in the square and he tried to insist that he should go with them in case they needed an interpreter to get them out of a jam. Eddie said no to him too.
So Lao Xu and I sat frustrated at the desk, with the tape recorder, the two-way, a pad and pens, and the chess set. The office w...as like a dimly lit cave. We only had one desk lamp turned on because we wanted to be able to see down into the street and it’s too hard to see down there if the office is lit up like a dance hall.
Eddie situated himself on the southeast corner of the square, where Dad had been earlier in the evening. Dad wanted to photograph the Goddess of Democracy. He said over the two-way that he got some terrific mood shots, with the Goddess all lit up and surrounded by thousands of students and citizens.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
I was hot to go back to Tian An Men Square with Dad and Eddie but they used the same arguments against me as they had before. Lao Xu was really worried they’d get into trouble if they were caught reporting on the events in the square and he tried to insist that he should go with them in case they needed an interpreter to get them out of a jam. Eddie said no to him too.
So Lao Xu and I sat frustrated at the desk, with the tape recorder, the two-way, a pad and pens, and the chess set. The office w...as like a dimly lit cave. We only had one desk lamp turned on because we wanted to be able to see down into the street and it’s too hard to see down there if the office is lit up like a dance hall.
Eddie situated himself on the southeast corner of the square, where Dad had been earlier in the evening. Dad wanted to photograph the Goddess of Democracy. He said over the two-way that he got some terrific mood shots, with the Goddess all lit up and surrounded by thousands of students and citizens.
What to read after Forbidden City?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by William Bell to read onlineMoreLess
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