Boring, shameless, and lawless—Unveiling the interpersonal world of Hu Shih

Author: Wen Qizhi
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Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Hu Shi is a master of "Who doesn't know you in the world," but he has a sense of anonymity. He is magnanimous, open-minded, and sincere in dealing with others, never harming or guarding against people in his life. He never gets entangled in the sordidness of boredom, shamelessness, or misconduct, making him a person who is truly close to human nature. This is the most admirable and inspiring aspect of Hu Shi—his ability to appreciate the scenery and feel distant from the dust. This book is supported by historical facts everywhere, without any casual embellishments or pretense. It vividly portrays Hu Shi's deep and sincere friendships with political leaders, close friends, disciples, and peers, showcasing his broad and resilient social psychology, his unique value orientation, and his ice-cold and autumn-moon-like life attitude. The writing is lively, free from stiffness or dryness, creating a platform that appeals to both the refined and the popular. It serves as a wake-up call, delivering a revolutionary shock: stay away from earthy and vulgar ways, break free from extreme, and be a person who is truly genuine and worthy of the name.