Chen Geng, Marshal

Author: Yin Jiamei
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: Chen Geng, the most legendary famous marshal in the history of Chinese military, was exceptionally talented, a master of military strategy, and had a charming demeanor. Even his romantic experiences were extraordinary. From leaving home at the age of 13 to join the army against his parents' wishes, to secretly joining the Communist Party of China; from entering the Whampoa Military Academy in the th period, to saving Chiang Kai-shek's life during the "Second East Expedition"; from dazzling the battlefield with numerous brilliant achievements, to aiding Vietnam and Korea and founding the Harbin Military Engineering Institute; from a red agent to a renowned general, his extraordinary marshal-like demeanor left the world in awe. This book is the most colorful work in the author's decade-long dedication to writing Chen Geng's biography. With a wealth of materials the author is deeply familiar with, it selects the most representative historical events that reflect Chen Geng's character and personality. Amid the intricate military and political complexities, it highlights Chen Geng's bravery, understanding nature, and tender heart. The work does not shy away from Chen Geng's certain mistakes and setbacks, thereby profoundly revealing his attitude toward life, career, and love, making it deeply moving.