Author: Mu Hui
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Publish Date: 2005-06-01
Features: The book is divided into two parts.
Part 1: Reflecting on "One-Sided Alignment," this is the shocking final masterpiece left by the late essayist Mu Hui before his passing, and it is being published in mainland China for the first time. The text uses substantial evidence, a unique perspective, and mature, sharp writing to deeply reflect on the lessons learned by our country since Sun Yat-sen proposed the slogan "Learn from Russia," as well as the successes and failures of the Soviet Revolution. Reading it leaves one stunned.
Part 2: A collection of essays mourning Mu Hui, featuring writings by dozens of prominent figures such as Yu Guangyuan, Shao Yanxiang, Lan Yingnian, Zhang Ming, Wang Chunyu, Wang Xuetai, Yan Leshan, and Zhu Tiezhi. These pieces reveal, from different angles, the passion and spirit of this truly dedicated intellectual who poured his heart into serving the nation and its people, especially in his final moments of life. Reading them moves one deeply.
Treasure Lost in the Ocean -- Posthumous Works and Eulogies of Mu Hui
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