Belinda Kong Livres

Exploring the profound impact of the Tiananmen Square protest and massacre, this book delves into how these events resonate in the writings of the Chinese diaspora. It examines the themes of memory, trauma, and resistance, showcasing how authors grapple with their historical and cultural legacies. Through various literary works, the narrative highlights the ongoing struggle for freedom and identity among writers influenced by this pivotal moment in history, revealing the deep emotional and political scars that continue to shape their creative expressions.

Belinda Kong examines the Chinese popular culture archive of the 2003 SARS pandemic, from music to television to humor, to show how Chinese people survived the pandemic through practices of community, care, and love rather than solely narrating pandemic life in terms of crisis.