Record of the Shamenhai Brothers Through Wind and Rain

Author: Huang Renke
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: A century of, showcasing the spirit of a generation of revolutionaries; a century of, forging the loyal souls of the Sha brothers. A poet, painter, calligrapher, "spy," governor, and a rightist, all melted in the crucible of history and family, into a heart-stirring true story. A calligraphy master from both China and abroad, who once served as a secretary in the Presidential Palace of the Nationalist Government, had many interactions with high-ranking figures such as Chiang Kai-shek, Chiang Jing-kuo, and Chu Ja-hsüan. The second brother, Lao Shui, and Wen Qiu were the CY Secretary-General of Guangzhou during the Great Revolution, and they heroically sacrificed alongside the martyred Chen Tie-jun during the Guangzhou Uprising. The third brother, Sha Wenhan, was a red spy for the Comintern, long engaged in subversive work against the Nationalist army, pouring his heart into the "Chongqing No. 1" mutiny and the Second Fleet mutiny. After the liberation, he served as the governor of Zhejiang Province, achieving remarkable achievements yet enduring unimaginable grievances. The fourth brother, Mao Wenwei, was a talented spy under Gu Kexin and Pan Hannian, who hid in the Nationalist fortress for eighteen years as a Nationalist official, utilizing Sha Menghai's cover to make significant contributions to the revolution.