Peking Dust

"Peking Dust" offers a unique perspective on World War I, examining the conflict's impact on China and its foreign relations. Author Ellen N. La Motte provides a historical account of life in Peking (now Beijing) during this tumultuous period. Delving into the political and social landscape, this work sheds light on China's experience during the war. Explore the complexities of a nation grappling with global conflict, far removed from the Western Front, yet deeply affected by the shifting world order. "Peking Dust" is a valuable resource for anyone interested in World War I history, Asian history, or political science. A compelling and insightful look at a critical period in global history.

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