China's Good War

In 'China's Good War', Rana Mitter examines how China's experiences during World War II have influenced its contemporary national identity and international policies.

The book delves into how China's historical narratives about the war are used to bolster its position in the global arena, particularly in challenging the existing international order.

Mitter's work provides a nuanced understanding of China's evolving role in the world, highlighting the complex interplay between historical memory, diplomacy, and national identity.