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My First Affair

With the Japanese invasion of China in 1937, Yuan-tsung’s family moved to an inland city, Kunming, capital of Yunnan Province, or more precisely, to a backwater called Little Stone Village, where she accidentally met Double-Minister Sa, her father’s boss, and had her first affair. Though Yuan-tsung was only twelve, Sa fell for her, though not in any perverse or overtly erotic way; something about her made him want to talk, to reveal his private thoughts and struggles. His attention, inappropriate as it might have been, boosted her confidence about breaking into the social circle of her mother’s dreams.