This book narrates a wide range of events, such as: the attack of Japanese on Pearl Harbor, the outbreak of the Pacific War, and the war declaration of the United States, the United Kingdom, China and other countries against Japan. Roosevelt proposed to set up a China war zone, also known as the CBI War Zone, including China, India, Burma, Thailand, and Vietnam, with Chiang Kai-shek as the Supreme Command. Chiang Kai-shek telephoned Roosevelt that as the U.K. army canceled the amphibious landing operation at Rangoon, China would also cancel its counter-attack via Nujiang River in the spring of 1943. This is a great book, a great and impressive detective work of politics. It is such an attractive book thanks to its storytelling mode. It is a really breath-taking book, a work of top grade in the history of journalism, enchanting and thrilling... It is one of the greatest detective works. It is an exciting reportage, surprising you all the time with outspoken narrations... In 1943, tens of thousands of patriotic students dropped out of school and joined the army at Chongqing, a city in the Southwest China. They were sent to the north of India and joined the Chinese army in India – this is well known as “An Army of Hundred Thousand Students”. This kind of special cultural exchanges between American soldiers and Chinese soldiers not only enhanced their understanding of and cooperation with each other, but also became a friendly beginning of Sino-U.S. exchanges. This book will tell us this history of exchanges via the oral narrations of veterans.