Made in China

Made in China is a compelling debut memoir that traces the life of a Chinese immigrant girl who, as a teen, calls child services against her mother after working in a Queens sweatshop. Nearly twenty years later, she confronts her past and questions her narrative upon discovering inaccuracies in her official report, while also navigating her current life in New York. The memoir explores themes of trauma, family, work, and the pursuit of dignity in the immigrant experience, traveling from China to the United States in a raw and honest narrative.