Harvard Random Book: From Southern Weekly to Harvard

Author: Chen Juhong
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The mood of basking in the sun at Harvard
On the night a murder occurred at Harvard, did the dogs really bark?
Their lives, our rituals
When the sun sets, why does the sky turn red
Conflict is a rising sun
A company with no money in its pockets but endless work
I want to know the color of God
"New" means prison, just like Gillette means a razor
How small things affect the world
War is a drug, once you eat it, you get addicted
Pulitzer was a skinny old man who founded the Oscar of the press
Better just get drunk
Harvard? Just a place to give a speech
Appendix:
The suicide of a 14-year-old boy
Wen Xiangli three days after the event in 1997
The face of Karamay reborn in flames
The children are surnamed Che
Ten geese, two axes, nine lives
Western culture, in what way does it remain?
This is the author's selective reading notes during their year at Harvard, with most of the books written by Harvard professors or alumni, and some by renowned journalists. Inside and outside the book, a vivid Harvard, a rich America.
The appendix includes some reports from Southern Weekly and a piece written upon leaving.