The Great Wall Crumbles

In this insightful and informative book, Clark examines the historical, cultural, and political dimensions of the Great Wall of China. Drawing on personal experience as well as extensive research, Clark delves into the origins of the wall, its various construction phases, and its role in the Chinese imagination. He also reflects on the contemporary challenges facing this iconic structure as it crumbles and decays.

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