Comments on: One Last Media Push

By: W.D. Box

W.D. Box — Fri, 18 Dec 2009 10:08:49 +0000

Mr. Pan,

As an American expat living in China for the past three years, I have come to the realization that I will never truly understand China. To tell the truth, it is likely that I now know less about China than I did when I first got here.

Very perplexing – this nation and her people.

Superb book. I read it beginning to end without putting it down.

By: Gary W

Gary W — Mon, 19 Jan 2009 07:38:35 +0000

Philip:
I enjoyed your book very much. I am particularly nterested in learning more about Lin Zhao. I understand that her gravesite is in the vicinity of Suzhou. I will be visiting Suzhou next month and would like to visit the gravesite. Do you know where I can find information as to its location and what arrangements need to be made to be able to visit the gravesite? Thank you.

By: Bryan C

Bryan C — Mon, 13 Oct 2008 04:30:02 +0000

Philip,
I recently finished your book, and I very much enjoyed it. I was hoping to share it with my father – do you know when it might be available in Chinese translation in Taiwan? Thank you.

By: Wayne

Wayne — Mon, 01 Sep 2008 06:20:22 +0000

Chairman Mao was one of the, if not greatest man of the twentieth century. If he truly was a monster, then why is he still so popular among the Chinese people? Without Mao, there would not be the resurgent China of today. He made some mistakes for sure, but most were well-intentioned. But his great contribution was to drive out the imperialists, unite the country and give us the atom bomb. He also defeated the Americans in Korea, his own son was killed.

And you, a complete running dog nonentity think you have the right to pass judgement on one of history’s greatest ever men?

You make me want to vomit.