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| Math as a safe haven for healing --a true story。
Two year old Teresa, a New York born American girl, was sent to China to live with her maternal grandmother in 1949 right before the communists took over Mainland China. In the next 28 years of her life, she suffered injustice, unfairness and uncertainty because of her American appearance. She found that doing math problems gave her confidence, a sense of truth and certainty, a shelter to hide in the midst of political lies and propaganda, a safe haven. She was rejected by all universities in China because her father was an American... communism's enemy. While Teresa was in labor camps, she would forget all the pain of her life in the joy of solving math problems. Math was one of the few things she could hold on to. Advancing through math helped her survive all the physical and spiritual abuse . She finally escaped China and arrived in the United States in the late 70's. Now she is a famous writer--with over 30 books published. http://epoch-archive.com/a1/en/us/sfo/2010/09-Sep/16/A5_20100916_NoCA-US.pdf |
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