Great leader Chen Yun

Author: Hou Shudong
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Yu Ruyu, wife of Chen Yun, wrote a preface titled "The Revolutionary Family Tradition Passes Down" for this book. Zhu Jiamu, Chen Yun's former secretary and former Vice President of the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences, wrote a lengthy preface of nearly 40,000 words titled "A Lifetime Striving for the Communist Cause." Chen Yun's children, Chen Weili, Chen Yuan, Chen Weihua, Chen Weilan, Chen Fang, and their niece Meng Yun, respectively contributed essays such as "Always Work, Study, and Live Like Father" and "Deeply Remembering My Uncle Chen Yun." Dozens of experts and scholars in party history and party building from organizations such as the National Defense University of the Chinese People's Liberation Army, the General Political Department of the PLA, and the Chinese Academy of Social Sciences also participated in writing this book. The Great Leader Chen Yun collects recollections and records of Chen Yun's work and life from his family members, close associates, and researchers, vividly reflecting his theoretical contributions, revolutionary achievements, economic construction ideas, leadership skills, and personal integrity from different perspectives. The Great Leader Chen Yun authentically documents the outstanding achievements created by Chen Yun in the cause of the Chinese people's liberation and the socialist construction of New China, highlighting the noble character and lifelong dedication of this great proletarian revolutionary for the rise of the Chinese nation.
Hou Shudong, editor-in-chief of The Great Leader Chen Yun, evaluates Chen Yun's revolutionary journey from multiple angles. The book is divided into seven parts: The Journey, The Philosophy, The Economy, Party Building, The Military, The Style, and Chen Yun's Family Speaks of Chen Yun, summarizing Chen Yun's lifelong struggle for the Communist cause. As the pioneer and founder of China's socialist economic construction, Chen Yun's philosophical thoughts on economic work, the creation of a socialist market tailored to China's conditions and the needs of its people, the theory of national strength constraints to the scientific development concept, the need to balance economic construction and people's livelihoods, the importance of maintaining and improving the Party's style, the organizational building of the Party as seen by the head of the Organization Department, and his significant contributions to the construction of the Chinese People's Liberation Army during the revolutionary war period all contain valuable content for readers.
Articles in the book such as Chen Yun and Pingtan Art, An Interview with Yu Ruyu, Chen Yun's Wife, and An Interview with the Five Children of Chen Yun, record Chen Yun's personal integrity from different perspectives.