Of wreckage and noodles
A Western reporter witnesses incredible loss — and kindness
By Culinate staff
May 23, 2008
An emotional account of a Reuters reporter’s trip to China in the wake of last week’s earthquake — “At quake center, they fed me noodles” — underscores how entrenched food and hospitality are in China, even in desperate times.
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