Yunte Huang

author, professor of English, UCSB

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Yunte Huang’s final book in his Rendezvous with American History trilogy focuses on the remarkable life of Chinese American actress Anna May Wong.

Yunte Huang brings legend Anna May Wong to life in latest book

Yunte Huang’s final book in his Rendezvous with American History trilogy focuses on the remarkable life of Chinese American actress Anna May Wong.

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