Shanghai Bride Dr Chris WaldonThis is an autobiography of a woman of unusual strength and determination who grew up in 1930s' Shanghai. Born to a traditional family of China's scholar official class, she endured incredible suffering as her country was torn apart, first by warlords and later by the invading Japanese Imperial Army. Initially she was given a Western education and, as a teenager, was sought after as a singer of Chinese opera, socializing with tycoons, military
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Finalist for the 2015 Best First Book in the History of Religions presented by the American Academy of Religion
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