Author: Chen Lidan
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Publish Date: 2003-11-01
Features: This is a self-description of Marx and Engels who have come down from the pedestal. They are profound philosophers, but also men with rich emotions; they are selfless devotees of their cause, yet also agonizers over their privacy; they possess a noble reputation in academia, yet also a childlike innocence in life. They lived in the between sanctity and the mundane. Faced with the halo bestowed upon Marx, he exclaimed, "I only know that I have never been a Marxist!" "I sowed dragon's seeds, but reaped fleas." He liked the Roman proverb: "I am a man, and I possess what all men possess." A hand that spans a wide range of life will make you reflect, gain heartwarming life lessons, and feel the sincere, human warmth of a pair of genuine hearts.
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