Da yan kan Meiguo
Subtitle: yi ge 60 hou Zhongguo ji zhe ti yan Zhong Mei cha yi = Chen Qiang  eye on America
By: Chen Qiang zhu ; (Mei) Ruan Shumei yi
Contributors: Roan, Shumei
Edition: Di 1 ban
Series: Shi shang Zhong Ying tu wen du wu
Publisher: Hua dong li gong da xue chu ban she
Published: 2009
Place of publication: Shanghai Shi
Language: chi
Number of pages: 178
ISBN-13: 9787562824954
Other titles: Yi ge 60 hou Zhongguo ji zhe ti yan Zhong Mei cha yi; Chen Qiang eye on America
Description: Essays by a Chinese journalist about his time at the University of Missouri School of Journalism in Columbia, Mo., and his impressions of America and Americans.
Notes: Translation from Chinese to English by Shumei Roan.

In Chinese with English translation.
Table of contents: title: Prelude / Shumei Roan; title: Honesty starts at customs; title: In which ways is living in America more convenient than in China; title: One thing Americans are envious of Chinese; title: How does a new generation "Chinese expert" look at China; title: Does there always have to be an impassable gap between Chinese and Americans; title: Why are home schools popular in America; title: Why do Americans mourn a gunman; title: How do American students find jobs; title: I tried to buy a gun in America; title: Are Americans really that easygoing; title: Why are brokers still trading face to face in the New York Stock Exchange; title: The mayor without any salary; title: Why are American cancer patients so care-free; title: How come there are so many "model citizens" in America; title: What kinds of life do Chinese actually have in America; title: What does the jury do in a court trial; title: How come Americans do not celebrate children's day; title: A visit to Eskimos in the North Pole.