4 Quotes by Ann Mah

Now, I was unemployed in Beijing, and my former ambition seemed like the pollution that smudged the sky, a great green cloud composed of a billion different particles of fear and uncertainty. Without a career I hardly knew who I was anymore.

There was no experience, I thought, quite as wonderful as being an American in Paris.

Instead, we have simply readjusted our limits of tolerance.

I’ve always felt there are two states of existence: being in Paris and being out of it.