PART ONE: A little girl with a life split in three
Mimi Kwa tells her family’s saga, featuring her father — the thirty-second child of a wealthy Chinese silk trader, and her mother, who survived decades of undiagnosed schizophrenia, and Mimi's glamorous other life in the intoxicating hubbub of Hong Kong. (CW: Discussion of mental illness and suicide attempt) Mimi…
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