
Was Alice in Wonderland Banned in China?
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The story's been repeated for almost a hundred years: in 1931, Alice in Wonderland was banned in China because it depicts talking animals. But is the story even TRUE?? Adrianna and María put on our detective hats and examine the evidence. We also take a look at some AMAZING Chinese "Alice" sequels. Alice in China is willing to die to defend a music conference and apologies to Lewis Carroll but that's an improvement 💅
> Medium: "On Literary Censorship: Lewis Carroll’s Alice in Wonderland"
> Guardian: "Ten things you didn't know about Alice in Wonderland"
> Ripley's Believe it or Not: "Alice in Wonderland Was a Banned Book, But For a Weird Reason"
> The original 1931 New York Times article
> Anne Lyon Haight's "Banned Books"
> Sen Wong's article in the Lewis Carroll Newsletter
> Response detailing timing of Alice publications
> Paper on Chinese "Sequels" to Alice
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