Author: Inner Mongolia People's Publishing House
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Publishing Date: 1998-01-01
Features: During his time in northern Shaanxi, Mao Zedong once said, "I don't usually cry, but there are three situations where I do. One is when I hear the cries of the poor and oppressed people—I can't help but shed tears when I see them suffering. The second is when I part with my couriers—I can't bear to see them leave. Some of my couriers have sacrificed, and I've cried out of grief." Later, when Mao went to Moscow for negotiations, he formed a friendship with Stalin. When the news of Stalin's death came, he also cried, deeply moved and unable to sleep for days. This book tells the stories of several times Mao Zedong shed tears, vivid and touching. It is one of the works in the "Quanyan Chi Collection."
Works of Quan Yanchi (Volumes 1-9) Inside and Outside the Red Wall
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