The Halberd at Red Cliff
The Halberd at Red Cliff by Tian Xiao Fei (2018) is an excellent addition to my library of literature on The Three Kingdoms. Tian is…

Here are 3 excellent books on life in wartime China from Western perspectives. Based on diaries and letters, the literature here transports us vividly to…
View More Wartime China Through Western EyesKKS in Patriots and Pretenders, 2011 published, has an interesting theory of the patriots and pretenders who won independence for Malaya. Unfortunately, this slim book…
View More Patriots, Pretenders, and the Untold Story of Malayan IndependenceAndrew Scott Copper writes extremely well. His research is thorough. He paced the story well. It is a joy to read this account of the…
View More A Story of Leadership, Loss, and LoyaltyThe Illustrated Mahabharata, published by DK, is an excellent book for those who do not have time to read the English translation in 10 volumes…
View More Rediscover the MahabharataMCA stands for Malayan Chinese Association. Not Malayan Chinese Party. This is because when MCA was formed, it was formed as an association. That is…
View More The Road to Malayan Independence – Part 2These 2 books examined the road to Malayan independence. Joseph M. Fernando wrote The Making of the Malayan Constitution in 2002 and The Alliance Road…
View More The Road to Malayan Independence – Part 1The bombing of Lebanon is a continuation of its historical misery. Lebanon as a state was doomed to failure from its creation in Aug 1920.…
View More Lebanon’s Legacy of MiseryWang Jing Wei is not his given name. His birth name is Wang Zhao Ming. This 2023 book , Wang Jing Wei and China in…
View More The Complex Story of Wang Jing Wei – Part 2Was he a traitor or a patriot? Or a martyr? Mention the name Wang Jing Wei to a Chinese person and the usual comment one…
View More The Complex Story of Wang Jing WeiFrom Tudor to Stuart is a scholarly 2024 book. Professor Susan Doran quotes mainly from the primary sources. These sources use the old English spelling…
View More From Tudor to Stuart