Made in China: A Memoir of Love and Labor Free Audiobook Download by Anna Qu

Made in China: A Memoir of Love and Labor is Anna Qu's memoir of her life in China. The story starts in 1970 when she married her husband, a Chinese man, and stayed for the first three years of their marriage. She recounts the dangerous culture shock that this lifestyle brought upon her as well as the difficulties that she encountered in raising children while living abroad. The audiobook download also contains a reading from the author at the end of it

The events that happen in the book can be a bit overwhelming. But what is important is to acknowledge these injustices and not let them happen again in the future.

Made in China is a memoir of Anna Qu's love and labor in the United States. This memoir begins with her childhood and her father's migration from China to Taiwan, then to the US. They had grown up poor, but even as a young girl, she realized that there was more than being hungry. She longed for a life where she could be free from hunger and work hard in order to provide for herself and future generations. As an adult, she worked on Wall Street and married a man who loved America and encouraged her to become an American citizen with benefits.

Anna Qu is a Chinese author who writes stories about her life growing up in China and leaving for America. She is one of the many people who have been affected by the changes in China because of globalization, and she shares her thoughts on this issue with the world.

In this memoir, Anna Qu's tells the story of her family who came to stay in Shanghai as migrants. She describes what it was like to live through rapid economic and social changes in China and the United States, where she learns how to be good at something.

[The book] begins with the birth of Qu's daughter, and then follows her life in China from when she arrived with her mother as a little girl to now. In between, the author writes about her relationships such as her parents, husband, and colleagues at restaurants. She also discusses how she came to be in the United States after the Tiananmen Square massacre. Her descriptions of living in China are vivid, heartbreaking and often humorous.