Ox Horn Bend by Roy Cheng Tsung by Passager

Roy Cheng Tsung reads the prologue from his memoir, Ox Horn Bend.

About Ox Horn Bend: As a young American-born Chinese, Roy Cheng Tsung escapes from Communist China with his mother in 1974 after 20 years of isolation during the Cold War and searches for the reason his late father had made it virtually impossible for him to reclaim his American citizenship. Forty-five years later he recounts that story for his daughters “who grew up in sunny California and had no clue about what it was like to live in a totalitarian country and the sacrifices that came with our freedom.” Published by Passager Books in 2020.