Revolutionary 100 Li Zhou

Author: Zhao Yu
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Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features: A folk perspective, crafting a bizarre Xijiang scroll; the blood and tears of heroes, dyeing a rare century-long epic; brothers turning against each other, the traditional order being cherishedly overturned; too hasty mutual persecution, lamenting the decline of agricultural economy; Why did the Kuomintang lose mainland? Who helped the Communist Party achieve final success? Writing about human nature and humanity, exploring the fate of farmers along the Yangtze; evaluating land acreage and land rights, reviving the tragedy of rural land. Any real history is contemporary history; how many baseless tales are condensed from the blood of martyrs; A unique reading pleasure, a profound mystery exploration experience. Renowned writers Zhao Yu and Hu Shiquan—delving deep into Jingchu, enduring five years of hardship, meticulously investigating and researching, to create this extraordinary book, mining a rough but genuine gold from the sea of books.
This is a long report literature, describing the ups and downs of the Communist-Kuomintang revolution, re-showing decades of wealth and poverty and turbulent waves. The vast river and isolated isles depict the bloody storm of the Communist-Kuomintang struggle in the last century; it writes about human nature, speaks of humanity, explores the fate of Yangtze farmers, evaluates land acreage and land rights, reviving the tragedy of rural land.
This is a long report literature, describing the ups and downs of the Communist-Kuomintang revolution, re-showing decades of wealth and poverty and turbulent waves. The vast river and isolated isles depict the bloody storm of the Communist-Kuomintang struggle in the last century; it writes about human nature, speaks of humanity, explores the fate of Yangtze farmers, evaluates land acreage and land rights, reviving the tragedy of rural land.

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