A Chronicle of the Republic's First Political Leaders - Four Volumes

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Publish Date: 2000-06-01
Features: For the first time in the history of the People's Republic, it fully discloses the ups and downs of the first political figures. For the first time, it discloses the archives of those who once served as central leaders, ministers, provincial party secretaries, and military region commanders, using a documentary style to comment on the career fluctuations and life experiences of 88 first political figures. By focusing on their growth, rise to power, and life outcomes, it recreates the life stories, joys and sorrows of the first political figures of the People's Republic. Many of their archives are disclosed to the public for the first time, making the book highly readable and authentic. For the first time, it fully describes the first political figures of the People's Republic, without avoiding negative figures, daring to explore sensitive taboos. In the history of the People's Republic, this book discloses for the first time the political storms of the first political figures, revealing for the first time the merits and demerits of figures such as Lin Biao, Gao Gang, Rao Shushi, Kang Sheng, and Wang Ming. It does not hide the shortcomings of positive figures or shy away from the achievements of historical villains. At the same time, it provides over 2,000 precious photographs of 88 political figures to lock in history. For the first time, it systematically evaluates the political careers of the first provincial party secretaries, ministers, and military region commanders of the new China. Unlike many other political books, this book is the first in the history of new China books to comprehensively evaluate the political careers of the first provincial party secretaries, ministers, and military region commanders. Many of their archives are disclosed to the public for the first time, surpassing numerous books both at home and abroad, making this book have absolute collection value. In the history of the People's Republic, this book discloses for the first time the archives of those who once served as central leaders, ministers, provincial party secretaries, and military region commanders. It uses a documentary style to comment on the career fluctuations and life experiences of 88 first political figures, and by focusing on their growth, rise to power, and life outcomes, it recreates the life stories, joys and sorrows of the first political figures of the People's Republic. Many of their archives are disclosed to the public for the first time, making the book highly readable and authentic. The book also discloses for the first time the merits and demerits of figures such as Lin Biao, Gao Gang, Rao Shushi, Kang Sheng, and Wang Ming, without hiding the shortcomings of positive figures or shying away from the achievements of historical villains. At the same time, it provides over 2,000 precious photographs of 88 political figures to lock in history. For the first time, it systematically evaluates the political careers of the first provincial party secretaries, ministers, and military region commanders of the new China. Many of their archives are disclosed to the public for the first time, surpassing numerous books both at home and abroad, making this book have absolute collection value.