Humanities

Translations in Children's Paradise (1970-1979): the Union's agendas and the Cold War cultural diplomacy in Hong Kong

X. Li

Discover how *Children's Paradise*, a crucial entity in American Cold War cultural diplomacy, navigated translations to reflect its China-centric agendas. This enlightening research by Xueyi Li reveals how localized practices addressed Hong Kong's socio-political landscape, shaping the cultural identity of younger generations amidst the complexities of the Cold War.

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