On the other side of the desert - The truth about Lin Biao's escape: The truth about Lin Biao's escape

Author: Sun Yixian
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Publish Date: 2006-01-01
Features: Crossing the Gobi Desert north and south, an urgent meeting called unexpectedly, rushing to the crash site of a plane, as if entering a hell, witnessing heart-stirring scenes, urgently returning to report to the Premier, uncovering the mystery of the "Trident 256" crash, the astonishingly numbered 5 and 8 corpses, the empty Maowan and the 704 Project, a book polluting half of the planet.
Thirty years ago, a massive explosion in the desert of Wudularhan, Mongolia, left the world with the enigmatic "91-3 Incident." Over the years, people have speculated in various ways, but the results have not only failed to clarify the truth of the event but have instead made it even more shrouded in mystery. The author, as a diplomat stationed in Mongolia and a witness to the crash site, recalls the shocking scene of that time. The book describes his tenure as a diplomat in Mongolia, his firsthand experience with the deterioration of China-Mongolia relations, on-site investigation and photography at the crash site, negotiations and mediation with Mongolian diplomats, reporting to Premier Zhou Enlai upon returning to China, jointly analyzing the cause of the crash with the military, Mongolia's attitude toward the event, the role of the Soviets, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China's handling of the event, and the so-called truth of the event revealed in "Zhang Ning's Autobiography," among many other little-known details. The author's description makes the development of the "91-3 Incident" very clear, and a wealth of facts strongly refute many unfounded rumors about the event. The book is rich in historical materials, with vivid and engaging plots, and dozens of compelling historical photographs enhance the sense of presence. The entire book helps readers gain a deeper understanding of the truth behind the Lin Biao Incident.