Empire Of The Sun by JG Ballard

Except that it is a wonderful book, I can say about the "Sunday Empire", "Sunday Empire" is not the end result; it's all about the journey. Knowing what happens is irrelevant, the importance of what happens and how people respond to the event. The novel tells the author's experience as a boy in Shanghai during the outbreak of World War II in a fictional way. When the Japanese invaded Shanghai at the end of 1941, Jim, the third narrator of the novel, was separated from her parents.

"The Japanese Empire" is a novel based on the events that JG Ballard witnessed during the occupation of Japan in Shanghai during the Second World War. This story represents the psychological change of an 11-year-old boy in imprisonment in Longhua camp. As an innocent middle class boy before the war, the harsh reality of war became a practical and emotionally separated youth whose memories of war always plagued him. This novel basically shows how human beings adapt to their environment under extreme conditions. When basic survival becomes a direct concern, people are too willing to abandon their ethics and the value of a single potato. In this novel we can investigate the influence of war and the change in the identity of people who have been punished for camps for long term imprisonment and deprivation of food.

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