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In Factories of Death by Sheldon H. Harris, the facility is referred to as the "Zhong Ma Prison Camp" and its main building as the "Zhong Ma Castle." Should not the the title of the article be "Zhong Ma Prison Camp," then, rather than "Zongma Fortress?" (I would assume, BTW, Zhongma/Zhong Ma difference is from different Romanizations of Chinese. Whichever is pinyin ought to be used.) RobertM525 02:55, 6 November 2006 (UTC) reply