Author: Yu Jie
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Publishing Date: 2001-02-01
Features: Yu Jie, known as a "" from Peking University, often delivers penetrating essays and critiques. He is described as a "young person with a sense of historical mission," observing everything that happens in society, the nation, and history, then transforming his sharp, dialectical insights into words that resonate deeply. This book is his latest collection of essays, divided into three parts: Footprints, Reading, and Reflections. It is well-researched and referenced, commenting on the past and discussing the present, just as some reviews have said: Readers love Yu Jie, just like "rice-loving mice."
The mouse loves rice.
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