Chronicle of the First Political Leaders of the Republic

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Publisher: Contemporary China Publishing House
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Features: Full eight volumes, true portrayal of history; little-known facts; first disclosure; detailed and compelling
The individuals recorded in this book, including over 80 prominent figures from the Communist Party, the military, and the State Council, as well as provincial governors and party secretaries, mostly experienced the feudal monarchy of the Qing Dynasty, the 1911 Revolution, the Warlord Era, the Anti-Japanese War, the New Democratic Revolution against Jiang Jieshi's authoritarian rule, the Socialist Revolution, and the construction of socialism. Their lives span more than half a century of modern Chinese history, truly making them "once seen the ocean, never seen water." They were active in politics, the military, and culture, with each person being a vibrant social activist. Among them were the founders and pioneers of the Communist Party of China; pioneers and fighters of the democratic movement; veterans who battled on the battlefield; and peace generals who turned enemies into friends. Those swallowed up by the whirlpool of history were eternally branded on the.
This book respects history, the life paths of the individuals, and their social practices while objectively and thoroughly recording their twists and turns in life, their journey to the peak of politics, and disclosing for the first time many previously unknown historical events and the details of key figures. It leaves readers in awe of its revelations.