Across
- 7. (CH10)Where Jung Chang’s grandmother visited to see Jung Chang’s dying great grandmother.
- 9. (CH9)Jung Chang’s mother worked here and liked it because she worked with people her own age.
- 12. (CH12)One-sixth of an acre.
- 13. (CH10)The fruit that Jung Chang’s mother offered Jin-ming when she returned back home from detention.
- 16. (CH12)Mao’s favorite defense minister.
- 17. (CH14)Devotion to Mao and his ways. Defined as: A misplaced or excessive admiration for a particular person or thing.
- 20. (CH10)The nickname Jung Chang gave her father.
- 21. (CH10)An accusation that was punishable by death. Jung Chang’s mother feared that she could be accused of this.
- 23. (CH11)Individuals who appeared to favor capitalism during the Anti-Rightist Movement.
- 28. (CH8)To kneel and touch the ground with your forehead in order to show worship or submission.
- 29. (CH14)After launching their first atomic bomb, China was recognized at full ambassadorial level by this country, which was the first leading Western nation to do so.
- 30. (CH14)These exercises were practiced in schools after Mao discovered that children had been over-worked in factories.
- 32. (CH14)People accused of bringing back the days of the Kuomintang were known as class ______.
- 33. (CH13)One of the two things Jung Chang’s parents pushed onto her and her siblings. Her mother became her math teacher and she was tutored by her father.
- 35. (CH8)The city that Jung Chang’s parents arrive at.
- 36. (CH10)Events that Jung Chang’s mother was forced to attend during her 6 months in detention.
- 37. (CH13)The type of school that Jung Chang registered for in 1958.
- 39. (CH9)The leader of China
- 40. (CH8)Translates to “Wild Swan.”
- 41. (CH13)The community that Jung Chang’s family moved into after she began attending “Plane Tree.”
- 42. (CH13)The creative projects that Jung Chang’s younger brother, Jin-Ming, did as a child which inspired his dream to move to America.
Down
- 1. (CH14)The title that Mao was known as.
- 2. (CH11)The Soviet leader who denounced Stalin in his “secret speech.”
- 3. (CH8)Mrs. Mi called Jung Chang’s mother this. It means, “Getting privileged treatment and using up precious fuel.”
- 4. (CH11)Statuses that determine privileges given to citizens. Certain levels of these could entitle you to a higher salary, special food supplies, and better housing.
- 5. (CH8)The Nationalist Party in China.
- 6. (CH14)Where Jung Chang’s family traveled. They crossed the Chengdu Plain. Hint: the opposite of a city.
- 8. (CH12)The science or occupation of cultivating the soil, producing crops, and raising livestock.
- 10. (CH9)Known as “the City of Silk.”
- 11. (CH9)The illness that Jung Chang’s mother developed from overworking herself in factories.
- 14. (CH9)Jung Chang’s birth given name.
- 15. (CH12)Mao’s way of leading China.
- 18. (CH12)Extreme scarcity of food.
- 19. (CH13)Not North, East, or South.
- 22. (CH11)A forceable overthrow of a government or social order.
- 24. (CH11)A system the Communists instituted under which everyone had to register their place of residence.
- 25. (CH12)Chairman Moa ordered the nation to make a lot of this.
- 26. (CH8)The party that Jung Chang’s parents were a part of.
- 27. (CH11)What Jung Chang’s grandmother was forced to donate during the Korean War.
- 31. (CH9)The river that borders Korea and China.
- 34. (CH10)The most populous province in China.
- 38. (CH13)Jung Chang preferred to be this over being around others.
