Path to Peace (Part 1, 2, 3)

Author: Lu Jie
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Publish Date: 1997-08-01
Features: This book presents a vivid and authentic historical record of several major uprisings of the Kuomintang army that occurred in China during the dark hours before dawn, from a unique perspective. Through the arduous journey of the path to peace and amidst the historical smog, it describes the life-and-death struggle between rebirth and decay, light and darkness, and progress and reaction. It reveals the unstoppable historical trend of national unification, national liberation, and social progress. May our readers gain insights and decode the profound questions of war and peace that are closely tied to the fate of humanity. How did the deputy commander of the Northeast "Suppression General Command," trapped in the "island on land" and still faithfully loyal to Chiang Kai-shek, suddenly blossom like a stubborn rock? How did Fu Zuoyi, the senior commander of the Kuomintang army in North China with nearly 600,000 troops, willingly hand over the city of Beijing? Why did a commander of the Kuomintang army, who was still shouting slogans against the Communist Party of China, suddenly declare his detachment from the reactionary camp? How did Long Yun, the "King of Yunnan," who once opposed the uprising in Hong Kong, suddenly lead his troops in rebellion when faced with the concentration of "Central Army" forces in Yunnan? How did Mao Zedong's "Suiyuan Approach" achieve the reorganization of 100,000 Kuomintang military and political personnel without firing a single shot? On the battlefield without smoke, how did the peace-seeking faction of the Kuomintang, such as Tao Zhibing and Bao Erhan, demonstrate great wisdom and courage to achieve the peaceful liberation of Xinjiang? This book presents a vivid and authentic historical record of several major uprisings of the Kuomintang army that occurred in China during the dark hours before dawn, from a unique perspective. Through the arduous journey of the path to peace and amidst the historical smog, it describes the life-and-death struggle between rebirth and decay, light and darkness, and progress and reaction. It reveals the unstoppable historical trend of national unification, national liberation, and social progress. May our readers gain insights and decode the profound questions of war and peace that are closely tied to the fate of humanity.