The Novel Rising Sun

I have read Michael Crichton 's novel "The Rising Sun". The story is about Bennylle in Los Angeles, a new US headquarters grand opening for Japanese companies. On the opening night, the girl was killed on the 46th floor, the first floor was higher than the party. When Japanese businessmen tried to stop the police, lieutenant Peter James Smith was asked to help in starting the investigation. The story is about murder, but the basic theme is commerce including corruption and justification.

The current economic problems of Japan are in contrast to Japan's vision clarified by revisionists from the 1980s to the early 1990s. In Michael Crichton's 1992 popular novel Rising Sun, this vision gained popularity among the general public. With a serious draft of a technical thriller, Clayton wrote: the United States will sooner or later be grabbing the fact that Japan has become a major industrialized country in the world. The life of the Japanese is the longest. They have the lowest employment rate, the highest literacy rate, and the smallest difference between rich and poor. Their manufacturing products are of the highest quality ...

I have read Michael Crichton 's novel "The Rising Sun". The story is about Bennylle in Los Angeles, a new US headquarters grand opening for Japanese companies. On the opening night, the girl was killed on the 46th floor, the first floor was higher than the party. When Japanese businessmen tried to stop the police, lieutenant Peter James Smith was asked to help in starting the investigation. The story is about murder, but the basic theme is commerce including corruption and justification. Through the book, readers pass the Japanese business approach, even today even soon understand the difference between American companies and Japan