Three Tigers, One Mountain
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Michael Booth embarks on a fascinating journey through Japan, South Korea, and China to unravel one of the world's most intriguing geopolitical puzzles: why do these three Asian neighbours harbour such deep-seated animosity towards one another? Despite sharing ancient cultural roots and geographical proximity, their mutual distrust and historical grievances continue to shape modern East Asian politics.
With his characteristic wit and insight, Booth delves into centuries of conflict, occupation, and rivalry whilst travelling through bustling cities and remote regions. He meets historians, politicians, and ordinary citizens to understand how past injustices still influence contemporary relationships. The result is an enlightening and often surprising exploration of East Asian history and culture that reveals why this complex triangle of nations struggles to overcome its troubled past.
