La vieja araÃ±a de la China.(Mei-ling, Madame Chiang Kai-shek)(BiografÃa)

Proceso | November 30, 2003| | Copyright

En un edificio de Gracie Square, cerca de Gracie's Mansion, residencia del alcalde de la ciudad, en el Upper East Side de Manhattan, despuÃ©s de 106 aÃ±os de acumulaciÃ³n de poder, honores y riqueza, allÃ¡ en el fondo de su telaraÃ±a, cerrÃ³ al fin los ojos madame Chiang Kai-shek. SobreviviÃ³ a su tiempo, como aquella otra anciana empecinada y poderosa, la fascinante Ts-eu-hi, Ãºltima emperatriz de China, la regente protocolaria y retrÃ³grada que no supo leer los signos de su Ã©poca, pero que lo mismo dirigiÃ³, de un modo u otro, con indomable energÃa la polÃtica China ...

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