El último bailarín de Mao

Li Cunxin's story is both inspiring and heartbreaking. I'm curious what motivated him to finally tell his story in this way and how he chose which details to include.

The book captures the complexities of life under Mao—both the oppressive political climate and the personal acts of rebellion. How did others reconcile these conflicting feelings?

The detailed descriptions of China during Mao's rule suggest extensive research. I wonder if Li Cunxin drew from personal memory alone or collaborated with historians to ensure accuracy.