First Person -- Putin's Autobiography

Author: (Russia) Putin
Translator: Shi Guoqiang
Publisher:
Publish Date: 2005-03-01
Features: Not only is the text authentic, but it is also accompanied by numerous simple black and white photos that genuinely depict Putin as a person. This book is suitable for scholars studying Russian development, as well as for the general readers who admire Putin. It will resonate with the middle-aged figure who has faced hardships, and it will help young students who worship great figures become more familiar with this Russian—Vladimir Putin. The author does not merely pile up materials or list events but presents Putin as a living figure to the readers. The language and emotions are down-to-earth, with a fair amount of humor and irony, which enhances the authenticity of the work. The simple Q&A format not only provides readers with a clear perspective but also ensures that the content is as detailed and comprehensive as possible. The author’s analysis is profound and cautious in writing, but we can still discern the feelings and praise or criticism of the Russian public toward Putin, and it guides readers to observe and reflect on Russia’s real issues in a concrete and perceptible way.