Liu Ying's Autobiography

Author: Liu Ying
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Publish Date: 2005-10-01
Features: ·A life memoir of a great Chinese woman ·A historical testimony of an elderly Communist Party member Liu Ying was an revolutionary with a unique background. She joined the Party at the age of 20 and passed away at 97, having long served in high-ranking Party positions and witnessed the extraordinary 77-year history of the Communist Party of China. In her later years, Liu Ying dictated a large amount of Party history materials. Due to her unique status and remarkable memory, she was hailed as the "living dictionary" of Party history. This book is a selected collection of Liu Ying's "oral history," divided into two parts: "Memoirs" and "Supplementary Chapters." The "Memoirs" recount her struggles before 1979, while the "Supplementary Chapters" gather her recollections of several elderly revolutionaries, old comrades, and the Party Congress of 1972, serving as annotations and supplements to the "Memoirs." The entire book authentically recreates many little-known historical facts from the history of our Party and country, vividly showcasing the noble character and strong Party spirit of this elderly Communist. This book holds significant reference value for readers seeking to understand and study the development history of our Party and country.