Author: Lei Mingyao
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Publishing Date: 2002-01-01
Features: "The Cultural Revolution," a history that will never fade into oblivion. "Red Guards," a powerful and lingeringly memorable term. Set against the backdrop of Sichuan during the Cultural Revolution, a period marked by severe factional struggles, the novel recreates those turbulent years. A group of innocent, idealistic, and romantically inclined young people embark on a journey from confusion and misunderstanding about "The Cultural Revolution" to being swept up and involuntarily participating in it, eventually becoming fervently involved in parades, debates, and struggles. The work vividly portrays how small individuals were carried away by the tides of that era, where values were twisted, revealing the tragic loss of reason. Moreover, the intertwined love and family tragedies of the protagonists, alongside the shocking scenes of violence in society, lend this work the power of reckoning and critique.
Red Guards Confessions
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