Beijing Welcomes You: Unveiling The Capital City Of The Future

Tom Scocca
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Beijing Welcomes You: Unveiling The Capital City Of The Future

Tom Scocca
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432 PAGESENGLISH

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  • Published date: Jul 03, 2012
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 432
  • Publisher: Penguin Publishing Group
  • ISBN: 9781594485800
  • Dimensions: 5.5" W x 0.94" L x 8.2" H
Tom Scocca was the “Off the Record” columnist and media editor for the New York Observer before decamping to Beijing. Before that, he was an editor and writer for Washington City Paper and Baltimore’s City Paper. A Baltimore native, he lives in New York with his wife and son (a Beijing native). He writes the “Scocca” blog for Slate and is the managing editor of Deadspin, and his byline appears regularly in the Boston Globe and the Awl.
“A revealing and well-written report on what we should know and understand about twenty-first-century China.” — Gay Talese

“Blindingly brilliant insights . . . Scocca writes with grace, texture, nuance, wisdom, and wit. Don’t skim this book, savor it.” — Gene Weingarten

“Wry [and] knowing . . . Beijing Welcomes You is a street-level introduction to a city that’s at once the world’s center and its back office, a place where you can feel ‘on the top of the pile and on the bottom, all at once.’” — The Christian Science Monitor

“Lively . . . [Scocca] has a keen eye for the oddities with which Beijing is abundantly endowed.” — The Washington Post

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