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This book is a collection of essays written by Mr. Bu Ping, divided into four volumes. The first volume is composed of "Selected Papers", "Newspaper Review" and "Preface and Book Review", which demonstrates his concern about major historical theories and practical issues. The second volume contains two works: "The Yasukuni Shrine and Japanese Militarism" and "Gas Warfare: Pursuing the Traces of the Devil". The former made an objective and rational analysis of the Yasukuni Shrine issue, and the latter made a comprehensive and detailed analysis of the Japanese gas warfare against China. The third volume contains the book "Post-War Disposal and Issues Left over", discussing post-war disposal issues and the development and twists of post-war Sino-Japanese relations, and answering social concerns about historical understanding in Sino-Japanese relations; The fourth volume contains the book "Leaping After the War: Japan’s Responsibilities for War". It is about how the understanding of Japanese war history was formed after the war, what factors were affected by it, and whether there are attitudes and understandings contrary to this in Japanese society. Both people in China and Japan have answered in detail the question of whether they can achieve understanding and "reconciliation" through exchanges and communication.