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Hong Kong Surgeon by Li Shu-Fan, published 1964 by Victor Gollancz, London, 240 pages
The purpose of this review is to try to bring this remarkable book to the attention of visitors to the Gwulo website.
One of my mother's cousins (then aged between 13 and 17, and now deceased) was interned in Hong Kong during the war, but she (and her own mother, who was also interned with her) are not mentioned in the lists of internees on this web site, nor in a couple of other lists that I've managed to find in archives in the U.K.
She was repatriated at the end of 1945, but in later life told her own children little about her experiences. They have no recollection of her mentioning the name or location of the camp, only that it was #13.