My Life in China and America · Character
Leang Afah
Chinese Christian convert and evangelist, associated with Morrison.
minor
Also known as Leang
First appearance: i boyhood
Leang Afah shows up with force in XI: Reflections on the Taiping Rebellion. The page is where that presence becomes real.
Chinese convert and preacher whose religious tracts were read by Hung Siu Chune.
Leang Afah first appears in 0003 i boyhood.
In XI: Reflections on the Taiping Rebellion: Chinese convert and preacher whose religious tracts were read by Hung Siu Chune.
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Character groups
- Key Figures in Yung Wing's Life
- Chinese Officials and Associates
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Yung Wing’s emotional peak is the collision between his personal honor—the joint ministership to Washington—an…
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