On August 17, 2025, American writer Evan Kail, who once donated a rare WWII photo album to China, brought his new book Dare To Do: Through the Storm to the 2025 Southern China Book Fair in Guangzhou. In this deeply personal work, Evan documents stories spanning his donation of Japanese war crime evidence, his travels in China, the Nanjing Massacre, Unit 731, and even cultural moments like his experience attending CCTV's Snake Year Spring Festival Gala. The book reveals many untold stories and reflects his determination to defend the truth while expressing his hopes for peace. "This is a really sensitive subject, and I stirred up a lot of anger and animosity," Evan admits in the interview. "But I hope, through continuing to make videos and write, that I can awaken more people who refuse to say sorry." For Evan, his journey began with a simple wish: to pay respect to the Chinese people. His first visit took him to Nanjing on December 13, 2024, National Memorial Day for Nanjing Massacre Victims. The overwhelming attention he received inspired him to take on an unexpected mission: to use his platform in pursuit of world peace. Source: South Editor: Lyu Yun