Tea on the Great Wall: An American Girl in War-Torn China
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Tea on the Great Wall: An American Girl in War-Torn China
“Shirley Temple†in Wonderland meets Chinese opium addicts, Nazis, and Japanese bayonets—Tea on the Great Wall is a young American girl’s account as the world falls apart in 1930s China. Patricia Luce Chapman’s memoir is full of the color and feel of living as a foreigner in a Chinese world, the encroachment of the Japanese, and the takeover by the Nazis of the German school in Shanghai that she attended.Â
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