Chinas War in Korea

The book offers a comprehensive analysis of the Korean War from a Chinese perspective, focusing on Mao's rationale for deploying three million troops. It delves into historical factors that have shaped China's security concerns and strategic culture, utilizing newly available sources from China and the former Soviet Union. The narrative examines the adaptability of Chinese military strategy during the conflict and the evolution of leadership decisions, providing valuable insights into contemporary security issues in China and Northeast Asia.