The Yellow Jacket; a Chinese Play Done in a Chinese Manner, in Three Acts

This innovative play, written in the early 20th century, is a fascinating exploration of Chinese culture and society. Combining traditional Chinese theatrical techniques with Western storytelling, Benrimo and Hazelton create a unique and compelling drama that captures the spirit of a nation in the midst of change.

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