"Riding Through Storms (The Life of Lei Zhen)"

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Features: Great ups and downs in life, from a core figure in the Kuomintang to a prisoner under Chiang Kai-shek. Ten years of imprisonment cost half of his life; the "Free China" decade won an era. Tang Degang recalled in farewell, "A sword hangs in the empty field, how can there be no grievances!" Nie Hualing bowed to her mentor, tears streaming down her face, confidently saying: "I am the one who created Chinese history." Hu Shi said – people in Taiwan should build a bronze statue for him. The author uses first-hand materials to narrate the interaction between a generation of intellectuals and democratic politics through the life of Lei Zheng, considering his personal political ups and downs and historical background. The book focuses on portraying the spirit of this upright figure, from upholding his ideals to putting them into practice, thereby revealing the changes of that era and the true difficulties faced by liberal intellectuals.