Young American writer Emmett Goodwin attempts to bridge the vast gulf between the Chinese and Japanese people regarding the events that occurred in China during the second world war. With a focus on the Nanjing massacre, he embarks on a journey to learn all he can about the horrors of December 1937 before they begin to fade from collective memory. His journey reflects not so much a hope for acknowledgement and atonement, nor even a wish for either. But rather a yearning for mutual recognition of the events that occurred, and that the act of recognition might provide a gateway to eventual atonement.
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