Confucius Lives Next Door

Confucius Lives Next Door"Fascinating clearly stated, interesting and provoking. A plainspoken account of living in Asia." San Francisco Chronicle Anyone who has heard his weekly commentary on NPR knows that T. R. Reid is trenchant, funny, and deeply knowledgeable reporter and now he brings this erudition and humor to the five years he spent in Japan where he served as The Washington Post's Tokyo bureau chief. He provides unique insights into the country and its 2,500 year

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