Rickshaw Beijing: City People and Politics in the 1920s
by David Strand
Rickshaw Beijing offers a compelling look at the political and social world of 1920s Beijing through the lens of its rickshaw pullers and other city dwellers. David Strand's work illuminates how these everyday people engaged with politics, shaping urban life amid China's turbulent changes. A key exploration of labor, community, and power in historical context.
About This Book
Rickshaw Beijing delves into the lives of city people and their political engagements in 1920s Beijing, focusing on the pivotal role of rickshaw pullers.
The book examines how these workers navigated the complexities of urban existence, influencing broader political dynamics in a rapidly changing China.
Through detailed historical analysis, it highlights the intersections of everyday labor and political activism in early 20th-century Beijing.
Author David Strand provides insights into the social fabric of the city, emphasizing the agency of ordinary individuals in historical events.
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