Title: Interesting Personal Narrative
Product review: A great first person account from the Last Emperor of China. I think it is a moving personal narrative of the growth of a man but it also sheds light on the problems and horrors of the late Qing dynasty which facilitated the rise in Communism in China. One of the things I found fascinating was he personal acknowledgement of his faults and a deep introspective. I was left to wonder about what might have been if this man had been caught by the Russians or the Europeans. His Chinese war criminal trial was a joke by the standard of those for the Nazis. Let it seemed for him, the lack of rule of law allowed him time for this personal reform. The book was defiantly food for thought.
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