The Journey of Deng Xiaoping: A Great Man and His Century

Author: Liu Jintian et al. (Editor-in-Chief)
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Publish Date: 2001-02-01
Features: This book, with rich and vivid materials, reflects the nearly century-long revolutionary career of China's contemporary great leader Deng Xiaoping: from his early education in Guang'an, studying in France for work-study, seeking the truth to save the country, attending the August 7th Conference, and leading the Baise Uprising in Guangxi; from suffering persecution under the "Leftist" line in the Soviet Union, participating in the Zunyi Conference, and the Long March of 25,000 li, to fighting in the Taihang Mountains, competing for control of Central China, advancing into the Dabie Mountains, and commanding the Huaihai Campaign, which shook the world; from advancing into Southwest China and peacefully liberating Tibet, to handling the daily affairs of the Central Committee Secretariat; from being wronged during the Cultural Revolution, returning to power, and being criticized again, to overthrowing the "Gang of Four." The book comprehensively and systematically showcases the revolutionary experiences, fate, personality, and wisdom of this outstanding Chinese leader in different historical periods of the 20th century in China. The book focuses on reflecting Deng Xiaoping's life and activities, his extraordinary experiences being highly inspiring, attractive, anding. The materials in the book have been meticulously reviewed by relevant individuals, ensuring accuracy and reliability. This book combines historical records with literary documentaries, revealing many little-known facts, making it an important read for understanding and studying Deng Xiaoping's life, as well as learning and comprehending Selected Works of Deng Xiaoping.