Minutes of a speech by Chinese leaders abroad

Author: Peng Jun, Chen Xiaolei, Zhou Huiling (editors)
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Publishing Date: 2001-06-01
Features: Rich content, in-depth background analysis, compelling speeches, and extraordinary speaking effects, fully showcasing the speaking styles of Chinese political and diplomatic figures from a fresh perspective. This book blends historical and educational elements, combining speech techniques with literary appreciation, offering readers a refreshing experience. The series' greatest feature is its structure, with time as the longitude and key figures and major events as the latitude, or thematic points, fully considering the continuity of time, the representativeness of figures and events. Through various methods such as interviews, meetings, speeches, and press conferences, it presents a comprehensive, multi-faceted, and vivid portrayal of the diplomatic activities of Chinese and foreign leaders since the mid-20th century. The series features a wide range of materials, accurate and authoritative historical records, illustrations, and well-organized layouts. Each volume stands independently yet complements each other when compiled together, forming a cohesive system. Additionally, its objective narration, lively and engaging language, illuminating background materials, and introductions make the series both historically valuable and highly readable. We hope that general readers will gain knowledge and broaden their horizons; researchers will discover more authentic historical materials to create works that better reflect the true nature of history; and policymakers will draw lessons and inspiration to enhance their political careers.