Word: chen
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Dates: during 1970-1979
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...Shanghai interpreter, whom we shall call Mr. Chen, is 33 years old; he was trained in English at one of Shanghai's universities. Every Thursday he goes to a radio assembly factory to learn from the masses, and he has every Sunday off, like most office workers. Mr. Chen is a patient man. He has been applying without success to join the Communist Party since 1965. At any rate, he considers himself fortunate to be able to get away to the countryside for productive labor on a commune one month in every twelve. It is, after all, the only time...
...would be harder to write about than Chicago '68, which Styron covered for the New York Review of Books and Miller attended as a delegate. Also observing for Esquire were Soviet Journalist Guenrikh Borovik, who felt "the world does not need this much coverage," and Jack Chen, former writer for Peking's People's Daily, who sketched quietly in the Convention Hall gallery and noted: "The young people are very impressive. It is a good and beautiful America that they want...
...magazine recruited Playwright Jean Genet, Novelist William Burroughs, Satirist Terry Southern and Poet Allen Ginsberg. This time the Esquire group is to include Guenrikh Borovik, 43, former U.S. correspondent for the Soviet news agency Novosti and writer for Izvestia and Pravda. He will team with Jack Chen, 63, a Eurasian who travels on a Trinidad passport and wrote for Peking Review and People's Daily while living in mainland China from 1950 until last year. To round out this summer's roster, Esquire will have the services of Novelist William Styron...
...best place to get Chinese food is at Joyce Chen's (with one branch at 302 Mass Ave and another at 500 Memorial Drive), but its prices are too high to be included in this listing. More reasonable are the Hong Kong (1236 Mass Ave) and Young and Yee (27 Church St.). The Hong Kong is the more expensive of the two, partially because it recently did a complete overhaul of what, for want of a better word, is called interior decorating...
...morning last week U.S. Ambassador to France Arthur K. Watson pulled up in his beflagged Cadillac outside the Chinese embassy at 11 Avenue George-V. He was ushered alone into the richly decorated embassy* to meet his Chinese counterpart, Huang Chen...