Factory Girls: From Village to City in a Changing China
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Factory Girls: From Village to City in a Changing China

by Leslie T. Chang

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In Factory Girls, Leslie T. Chang chronicles the journeys of young women from rural China to urban factories, illuminating their resilience and the profound changes reshaping the nation. This compelling account reveals the personal dimensions of China's economic boom and the migrants fueling it.

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Factory Girls delves into the experiences of young women leaving their villages for urban factories in a rapidly changing China. The book highlights the personal stories of these migrants as they navigate new opportunities and challenges in the industrial landscape.

Author Leslie T. Chang provides an intimate look at the social and economic shifts driving this migration. It examines how these women adapt to city life, contributing to China's emergence as a global manufacturing powerhouse.

The narrative underscores the broader implications of urbanization and labor in modern China, offering insights into the human element of economic progress.

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