摘要
Seventy years after the end of World War II(WWII),many people outside China remain uninformed about the country’s role in the conflict and the sacrifices its people made in resisting Japanese invaders.Redressing this imbalance in overseas academia,however,are a small number of scholars。
Seventy years after the end of World War II （WWll）, many people outside China remain uninformed about the countr＇s role in the conflict and the sacrifices its people made in resistingJapanese invaders. Redressing this imbalance in overseas academia, however, are a small number of scholars, including Rana Mitter, a British historian whose Forgotten Ally China＇s World War II, 1937-1945 made its way onto bookshelves across the globe in 2013. The book has so far been met with favorable reception. Here, Beijing Review solicits the opinions of Pan Hon~ Editor in Chief of Military History magazine published by the Academy of Military Science of the Chinese People＇s Liberation Army, on the book.
