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Title: Interesting but excessive exaggeration
Review: The intent of this book is clear and compelling. The bottom line is, the Empire of Japan SHOULD HAVE ADMITTED what her did during WWII in China. However, this book critically lacks credibility of the facts. I have to regret many of the facts stated in the book are untrue or incorrect from the perspective of the fact-oriented international populace (e.g., the pictures of Chinese-self-acted Japanese solders, beheaded Chinese criminals executed by their own government, and the number of victims of 300,000 despite 10,000-30,000 revealed by the international investigation body right after the war). It was certainly a tragedy, but we need the FACTS to consider, not her emotional urban folklore. Iris Chang makes it a point to manipulate some facts to make effectively and systematically the entire plot plausible. Japanese government must apologize and Iris Chang must have written the book, both based exclusively on the HARD FACTS. Both are impostors!
