Table of Contents

Preface Paving the Way for Another 150 Years of Good Relations with This Wonderful Country
Chapter 1 Discoveries in the Attic
1. The story starts from Free Green Farm
2. An English gentleman jumping out of a Range Rover
3. Britain -- a country with secrets
4. Simon gives me a key to the UK
5. An email from Sir Philip Haworth
6. The expectation of the portmanteau
7. Keeping the appointment with ancestors and history
8. Simon and the portmanteau seem to be looking at each other affectionately
9. This is an old bronze portmanteau
10. Simon found the "New China"
11. Simon felt there were several pairs of eyes watching him from the depths of history
12. The proof has been found!
13. The family's forgotten story was dug out
Chapter 2 The Oral Account of the Farm
Section 1 The oral account of Free Green Farm
l. "I am Free Green Farm" .
2. Cheshire -- a treasure trove of attractions
3. Manchester's brighter past
4. The ford across the river that was used by King Knut
5. Peover -- a typical example of English countryside
6. Free public lawns
7. 350 acres of land
Section 2 The oral account of Sir Philip Haworth
1. The third baronet
2. Baronet
3. "Sir Haworth Bt. of Dunham Massey"
4. Baronet Arthur Geoffrey Haworth
5. Chairman of the Hale Orchestra
6. Five children
7. "My son Simon is taking my part"
8. "I have lived on the farm all my life"
9. The past, present and future of Free Green Farm
10. Architectural treasure in the style of northwest England
11. Things you will never forget
Section 3 The inflection point and intersection
Section 4 The oral account of Dorothea Gaddum
l. "We should go to China again!"
2. There was no sign of the "Communist Iron Curtain"
3. "Hot Wuhan"
4. The second trip to China was to learn about local politics
5. Rich Chinese heritage
Section 5 The family memories will last forever
Section 6 The oral account of Christopher Haworth
l. He nicknamed his younger brother "Chinese Simon"
2. Chinese Simon
3. Simon's "Chinese temperament and interests" shaped by his family genes
Section 7 The oral account of Henry Theodore Gaddum
I. The Chinese story that I "wove"
2. Silk -- a great Chinese commodity
3. The world industrial revolution "originated" in China
4. The familv's business instincts deserve a record in the history of
the development of Manchester
5. The silk trade began in 1875
6. The western end of the Silk Road
Section 8 The oral account of Harry Gaddum
l. Life in Britain was not so happy
2. A long journey
3. "My days in China were the happiest of my life!"
Section 9 "It's a fabulous narrative."
Chapter 3 The Cambridge Report
1. "The Cambridge version of the Yellow Crane Tower will
become a famous scenic spot like Big Ben!"
2. To duplicate a Yellow Crane Tower, I like it!
3. A phenomenal figure
4. Anthony Gaddum
5. The interpretation of the name Simon Nicholas Haworth
6. He is what his name suggests
7. Gossipy writing
8. Abarth
9. Abarth model
10. Who is Simon?
11. "I am a farmer" .
12. "I was a 'bad student'"
13. Dr. Simon Haworth
14. Simon, the painter
15. An adventurous entrepreneur
16. Song Wenjun, "My boss..."
17. George Arthur Lewis Haworth
18. Conclusion: Exciting times lie ahead
Appendix The British Diary
Together: the days with Simon's family
Postscript Let Us Embrace the UK via Simon the Bridge