Rickshaw Beijing: City People and Politics in the 1920s, winner of the Joseph Levenson Prize in the United States, focuses on average people such as rickshaw pullers, as well as police officers, businessmen, politicians, and warlords in Beijing in the 1920s and focuses on daily life, political order, and social reform.

The author also explores how rickshaw pullers try to exert influence on political life in the city and explains the constant changes in politics and society from a new perspective.

Price: 88 yuan ($12.79)

Author: David Strand

Publication date: September 2021

Publisher: Jiangsu People's Publishing House

ISBN: 9787214224866