Title: This is not China
Product review: Please read Mr Ross's review, which I agree with wholeheartedly. I would add to him that this book does not refect China in the least. For example, the author refers to the "best hotel in Shanghai" as being Jing Jiang, whatever that is (the best is the Portman Ritz Carlton and has been for years). Despite what the author says, one would never find "100 cigarette butts and 3 used condoms" under the bed of the finest hotel in Shanghai, nor would a "Room Boy" enter without knocking every 5 minutes.This entire book says nothing about China today, so with a weak plot, silly characters, British words in the mouths of Americans, there is really no reason to waste time on it, like I unfortunately did.
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