Mao Zedong: The Collected Works (10 Volumes) (Book Gift: Premium Gold Velvet Floating Sculpture of Mao Zedong)

Author: None
Publisher: Central Publishing House
Publish Date: 2003-12-01
Features:
● Chief Editor: Zhang Suhua, Head of the Mao Zedong Life Research Group at the Central Research Institute, and an expert in Mao Zedong studies. Zhang Ming, Director of the Political Science Department at the School of International Relations, Renmin University of China, Professor, and Doctoral Supervisor.
● The topic of The Leader Mao Zedong was approved by the General Administration of Press and Publication.
● The content of The Leader Mao Zedong was reviewed by the Scientific Research Management Department of the Central Research Institute.
● The Leader Mao Zedong is imbued with a vivid and profound sense of humanity in its theme, style, content, and details. It vividly portrays Mao Zedong's ideals, aspirations, way of thinking, life interests, humor, and even fantasies, making them lifelike, touching, and unique. From ten perspectives, the book extensively explores Mao Zedong's true nature, his Chinese heart, and his great wisdom.
Mao Zedong "possessed emotions common to ordinary people, yet also a vast heart that ordinary people cannot compare. He had the needs of ordinary people, yet also the loneliness of a great leader." Mao Zedong's life was extremely rich, spanning a wide range of activities and time periods. If organized chronologically, readers would find it difficult to appreciate his unique charm in various aspects. The Leader Mao Zedong completely breaks the chronological order and does not follow the arrangement of political or historical priorities. Instead, it organizes the content by various aspects of Mao Zedong's personality, expanding horizontally through thematic sections. This approach maximizes flexibility, covering both the intense political struggles and military strategies as well as the subtle sketches of life philosophies, learning, living, and self-cultivation. It includes records of high-level decision-making and the formation of strategic thoughts, as well as "ordinary small stories" of interactions with workers, peasants, teachers, and non-Party friends. At the same time, the selection of stories in each volume is extremely clever, featuring both well-known major events and background contexts, as well as lesser-known anecdotes and interesting stories.