In booming Shanghai, Mark Kitto hit the big time. The Financial Times called him a 'mini media mogul'. One weekend, Mark escapes to Moganshan, a dilapidated mountaintop village built by foreigners in the early 1900s as a summer retreat. It's a familiar story: Mark falls in love with the place and decides to restore one of the villas, as if he were in Tuscany or Provence. But here the familiarity ends. The process is full of the usual pitfalls - but multiplied to the nth degree, Chinese-style. And then, when he dramatically loses his business empire to the Communist Party, what began as a weekend getaway becomes much more: Mark moves his family up the mountain and makes Moganshan his home. The ex-tycoon has gone 'China Cuckoo'. Funny, touching and inspiring, Mark's story gives a very different view of China today - from someone who's chosen to stay.
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不错啊，虽然读出了偏见，但是总体来说还是读出了他作为一个外国人对中国的看法
评分不错啊，虽然读出了偏见，但是总体来说还是读出了他作为一个外国人对中国的看法
评分我喜欢这本书，觉得有意思，会考虑文化的区别是什么
评分不错啊，虽然读出了偏见，但是总体来说还是读出了他作为一个外国人对中国的看法
评分我喜欢这本书，觉得有意思，会考虑文化的区别是什么
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