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Kansas State Census Collection, 1855-1925 Ancestry This compelling memoir includes photos documenting Li's extraordinary life.1950 United States Federal Census MyHeritageġ950 United States Federal Census AncestryĬounty Census for Montgomery County 1919 (included in Kansas City and County Census Records) AncestryĬounty Census for Montgomery County 1937 (included in Kansas City and County Census Records) AncestryĬounty Census for Montgomery County 1938 (included in Kansas City and County Census Records) AncestryĬounty Census for Montgomery County 1939 (included in Kansas City and County Census Records) AncestryĬounty Census for Montgomery County 1940 (included in Kansas City and County Census Records) AncestryĬounty Census for Montgomery County 1941 (included in Kansas City and County Census Records) AncestryĬounty Census for Montgomery County 1942 (included in Kansas City and County Census Records) Ancestryįederal Census of 1940, Fawn Creek, Kansas LDS Genealogyįederal Census of 1940, Rutland, Kansas LDS Genealogyįederal Population Census of the U.S. This inspiring story of passion, resilience, and a family's love captures the harsh reality of life in Mao's communist China and the exciting world of professional dance. Ultimately, he defected to the west in a dramatic media storm, and went on to dance with the Houston Ballet for sixteen years. was nothing like his communist indoctrination had led him to believe. From one hardship to another, Cunxin demonstrated perseverance and an appetite for success that led him to be chosen as one of the first two people to leave Mao's China and go to American to dance on a special cultural exchange. Having known bitter poverty in his rural China home, ballet would be his family's best chance for a better future. At the age of eleven, Li Cunxin was one of the privileged few selected to serve in Chairman Mao's Cultural Revolution by studying at the Beijing Dance Academy. The young reader edition of the international bestseller now a major motion picture.
