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The Waverly Place Jong was a low-income Chinese girl.
She could see how great life is through the smallest details.
She no longer played with her toys.
I knew from seeing the older children open their gifts that the big gifts were not always the nicest. A huge coloring book of biblical characters was given to one girl my age, while a less greedy girl who chose a smaller package received a glass vial of lavender toilet water.
All of the whys were revealed to me later. I read the rules and used a dictionary to look up all the large words. I checked out books from the Chinatown Public Library. I scrutinized each chess piece, attempting to absorb the power that each possessed. Early on, I learned about opening moves and the importance of controlling the center; the shortest path between two points is straight down the middle. I learned about the middle game and how two opponents' strategies are like opposing thoughts; the one who plays better has the clearest strategy for both assaulting and avoiding traps. I learned why it is critical to have foresight, a mathematical comprehension of all possible movements, and patience in the endgame; all vulnerabilities and advantages become obvious to a powerful adversary but are obscured to a tired opponent. I found that before the game begins, one must gather unseen strengths and view the endgame.
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