The shape of things to come, Cover Story

There is a long-established stereotype of Asian, especially Chinese, women. They are seen as caring, polite and gentle, usually heavily family oriented, soft-spoken and with a gentle demeanor that conveys great charm.

The Shape of Things

First edition, Published by Hutchinson, London 1933

The Shape of Things to Come by H G Wells

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First edition, Published by Hutchinson, London 1933

The Shape of Things to Come by H G Wells

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