Russian Hieroglyph. The Life Story of Inna Li, Told by Herself

The Russian Chinese woman Inna Li, daughter of the co-founder of the Chinese Communist Party and a noblewoman from the Kishini family, has been connected throughout her life with two countries, two languages, and two cultures. She did not escape two Histories that brought both joy and tragedy: childhood in Stalin's USSR, youth in Maoist Beijing, the "Cultural Revolution", prison, re-education in a village, rehabilitation, Chinese reforms, life in Russia after the perestroika… You read it — and it is hard to believe that it all fit into one biography, one destiny. And that her life, against all odds, is truly happy.