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100	1		_aJiang, Ji Li
245	1	0	_aRed scarf girl
250			_aPaper ed.
260			_aNew York _bScholastic Inc. _c1999, 1997
300			_a285p.
520	8		_aJi-li Jiang was twelve years old in 1966, the year that Chairman Mao launched the Cultural Revolution in China. An outstanding student and much-admired leader of her class, Ji-li seemed poised for a shining future. But all that changed with the advent of the Cultural Revolution, when intelligence became a crime and a wealthy family background invited persecution'or worse. For the next three years Ji-li and her family were humilated and reviled by their former friends, neighbors, and colleagues and lived in constant terror of attack. At last, with the detention of her father, Ji-li was faced with the most dreadful decision of her young life: denounce him and break with her family, or refuse to testify against him and sacrifice her future in her beloved Communist Party.
526			_aAccelerated Reader _c5.0 _d8.0
650		7	_aChina _zCultural Revolution, 1966-1969 _2sears
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