Second Edition. The author spent some years in the United States as the editor of the San Francisco-based Confucian Digest. She wrote frequently on the relevance of Confucianism to overseas Chinese. Prior to the Second World War, relatively few books by Asian women were published in the US. This book.....

A fine, dramatic portrait of a Cantonese opera actor standing in a Chinese restaurant in San Francisco. He is surrounded by ornate Chinese-style chairs. In the background, a Buddha shrine is visible, as are stringed instruments. Scrolls and paintings hang on the wall. The actor, clearly a leading man (xiaosheng).....

Promotional handbill for Martin Wong's first solo show, printed in brown and black on thin cardstock, a scarce ephemeral piece from an important American artist's first show, possibly designed by him. This handbill (sometimes described as a poster) reproduces a photograph of Wong's sculpture, Coyote, a seated anthropomorphic dog-creature, with.....

First Edition. This is the scarce hardcover issue of the first edition of Yang's acclaimed graphic novel, which combines a story about a boy who is the only Chinese American student at his school with the Chinese myth of the Monkey King. This hardcover was available at Comicons and comic.....