Listen to Liang Heng: Between Journalism, Literature, and Politics: Between Journalism, Literature, and Politics

Author: Cheng Qinghua
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: When we read Liang Heng's articles again in middle school Chinese textbooks, the charm of Liang Heng's prose is no longer just about the of words and imagery. Seeking the Ferry, Seeking the Ferry, Where to Ferry?s readers by authenticallying history. At this point, Liang Heng had already become the Deputy Director of the State Press and Publication Administration. This book interprets Liang Heng's growth experience and psychological journey from a fresh perspective, telling us how he combined the three social roles of a news scholar, prose writer, and government official. The political stage provides an official not only with power but also with an vantage point for observing society and researching issues. It is astone for tempering character, the soil for cultivating professional trees, and the workshop for brewing thoughts. Any good official will ultimately become a political leader, expert, thinker, and writer.