China cannot separate herself from the world community in her development, nor can the world segregate China for its stability and prosperity. We do welcome teachers with "China dreams" come to us from all parts of the world, and, with joint efforts, we all can realize "One dream."It took Leslie Jeanneret, a specialist in education, half a century to get her China dream realized; it was 11 years before Prof. Ruth Hayhoe, a well-known educator who began her teaching career in Hong Kong in 1967, s

Preface
Introduction
Learning from Chinese Teachers and Educators
Strategies for Education Reform: Chinese Connections
Impressions of Education in China
The Journey of a Thousand Miles Begins with a Single Step
The Crouching Dragon Is Ready to Leap...
Venice of the Orient, Garden City, Silk Capital of the World--Suzhou
Falling in Love with the Small County
Example is Better than Precept
Nothing Ventured, Nothing Gained
Understanding Each Other
Once upon a Time in China
I Never Thought I'd Go to China
Zhong Guo-The Centre Country-China
After Nine Months: Bond－Shaken Not Stirred!!
Rewarding Experience at a Chinese Private School
Reflection
Get on Your Way
A Chance of Facing the New Challenges
My Life My Choice My Destiny
My Hobby: Learning & Understanding Chinese
Five "Life Saving" Tricks
Have a Taste of the Rich
The Fun of Bargaining
Surviving Summer Heat in Guangzhou
Fabulous Fabric Market
Cell Phone Heaven
The Year of 2007
The Good People of China

作者简介：
Julia Ningyu Li, PhD in Educational Sociology, used to teach at Nanjing Normal University. In 1992 she attended Ontario Institute for Studies in Education,the University of Toronto and the City University of New York respectively as a visiting Scholar and Researcher. In 1998,she directed and produced the eight-part television documentary series Canadian Steel, Chinese Grit which was premiered both in Parliament Hill of Canada and the Great Hall of the People, Beijing, China. She compiled and edited the photo-illustrated companion album Canadian Steels, Chinese Grit and the book about the history of Canadian Chinese which is named A Brief History of Heady Tax. These two books were published in 2000 and 2005 respectively.She currently resides in Toronto Canada.