Becoming Madame Mao (41 page)

I thank you all for coming.

Thank you,

Sandra Dijkstra, my agent, for having the great strength to strike through the troubled river. Five years to reach the shore.
Madame Mao
is to you.

Anton Mueller, my editor, for having the talent, patience and skill to find out who I am as a writer and show the way to bring out the best in me.

Michele Dremmer, again, for your affection.

Lin Qing-shan,
The Red Demon,
Century Literature, China 1997

Dai Jia-fang,
Time of the Revolutionary Operas,
Knowledge Publishing, China 1995

Biography of Mao Tse-tung,
China Institute of the Communist Party, 1996

The Myth of History,
South Sea Publishing, China 1997

Behind the Important Decisions,
South Sea Publishing, China 1997

Peng Jin-Kui,
My Uncle Peng De-huai,
China Publishing, 1997

Zhang Yin,
Record of Jiang Ching and Roxane Witke Conversation,
Century Literature, China 1997

The National Famous Figures,
South Sea Publishing, China 1997

The Tendency of the High Court,
South Sea Publishing, China 1996

Jing Fu-zi,
Romance of the Zhong-nai-hai Lake,
Lian-Jing Publishing, Taiwan

Jing Fu-zi,
Mao and His Women,
Lian-Jing Publishing, Taiwan

Lives of the True Revolutionaries,
South Sea Publishing, China 1996

Ross Terrill,
The White-Boned Demon,
William Morrow, 1984

Ross Terrill,
Mao—A Biography,
Harper and Row, 1980

Roxane Witke,
Comrade Chiang Ch'ing,
Little, Brown, 1977

Yao Ming-le,
The Conspiracy and Death of Lin Biao,
Alfred A. Knopf, 1983

Edgar Snow,
The Long Revolution,
Random House, 1972.

Dr. Li Zhi-Sui,
The Private Life of Chairman Mao,
Random House, 1994

Zhao Qing,
My Father Zhao Dan,
China Publishing, 1997