Modern Phoenix Series -- It's Not Easy to Forget What You Want to Forget

Author: Xu Gehui
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Publish Date: 1999-09-01
Features: There are many beautiful sayings about the phoenix in Chinese culture: King of the Hundred Islands; Bringing auspiciousness; Symbolizing happiness. This book is adapted from the program of Phoenix TV, featuring large-scale thematic collections that introduce major international and domestic events or cultural geographical landmarks. It highlights reflecting the background, process, and significance of events from a macro perspective, such as the detailed coverage of the journey of an elderly American astronaut into space, with the theme of "How to repay the, forever remain firm and loyal." The purpose of publishing this "Modern Phoenix Series" is not to showcase the achievements of "Phoenix," but to express our sincerity to society and commemorate the touching stories between us and our ideas. This book includes: A Century of Diversified Peking University; A Half-Century Connection Between China and the U.S.; The Capture of the Century's Most Wanted Thief; The Final Chapter of the Century's Most Wanted Thief; A Hundred Years Since Lao She's Birth; It's Not Easy to Want to "Forget"; Why Bother Going to the Blue Sky; The Successful Forced Landing of Flight 586 of East Airlines; Stamps 0501, etc.