A Red Madrasa School Under Mao
Five screenplays examine childhood, education, ideology, family, belief, and survival amid social upheaval in modern China.
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Stories across generations.
Published collections and selected scripts rooted in modern Chinese history, family, identity, and the human consequences of political systems.
Books
Published screenplay collections
Three Generations of Women Under Half the Sky
Five screenplays follow women and families confronting patriarchy, corruption, migration, social expectation, and the gap between political promise and lived reality.
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Feature and short screenplays
Screenplays are available for professional consideration by inquiry. Full scripts are not published on this website.
A Red Madrasa School Under Mao
During the Cultural Revolution, a boy and his displaced intellectual family are sent from Xi'an to a remote village where a Buddhist temple has become a Maoist school.
View workThree Generations of Women Under Half the Sky
Across three generations, women confront patriarchy, corruption, exploitation, state power, family expectation, and the limits of a celebrated political promise.
View workAssimilation
A feature screenplay included in Greg CHEN's second published collection, centered on questions of identity, belonging, and social pressure.
View workWaterdrops Insoluble
A feature screenplay included in Greg CHEN's second collection and recognized by international screenplay competitions.
View workFive Sheep Versus Two Human Lives
A short screenplay in Greg CHEN's first collection, examining the human cost of systems that reduce life to political or material calculation.
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Current work
Disobedient Citizens
An unfinished screenplay project. Further story information will be published only after it is approved.
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