Shark's Fins and Millet

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By Ilona Ralf Sues

Little, Brown, 1944, 331 pp

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A provocative, illuminating but quite personal account of the author's experiences in Free China. Her reactions to persons, movements and tendencies are far from calm, for she finds much in China that offends her democratic idealism.

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