Author: Zhang Li
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Publish Date: 2003-10-01
Features: From a mainland journalist to a "Taiwan prisoner," Beijing Youth Daily's chief reporter Zhang Li reveals the truth of the event—I spent 248 days in a Taiwanese prison. A white sailboat, five mainland navigators, a 48-hour journey across the Taiwan Strait, a three-month marathon-style interrogation, 248 days of imprisonment, 252 days away from home. Perhaps we cannot reach our destination on a predetermined day, but we can always sail on a true course. This book records the hardships faced by five mainland navigators in Taiwan. They spent 248 days in prison, and the entire book details the beginning and end of this event.
Direct to Taiwan Strait: I spent 248 days in a Taiwanese prison
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