Biographies and Stories of Famous Figures from China and the World (104 volumes)

Author: Gan Feng, Editor-in-Chief
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Publish Date: 2003-01-01
Features: This series of books collects biographies of famous figures from both China and abroad, including Chinese figures such as Mao Zedong, Yue Fei, Zu Chongzhi, Zhou Enlai, and Song Qingling, as well as foreign figures like Norman Bethune, Copernicus, Shakespeare, and Marx. The biographies of these renowned figures from around the world are all gathered here. It is precisely because of their presence that the magnificent and diverse tapestry of world history has been woven. This series is titled "Biographical Stories of Famous Figures from China and Abroad," telling the historical anecdotes of famous figures from both China and the world, including Mao Zedong, Song Qingling, Zhou Enlai, Yue Fei, Norman Bethune, Shakespeare, Marx, Faraday, Balzac, and many other famous figures from China and abroad.
Mao Zedong was the son of a farmer. She deeply understood the hardships of farmers, was familiar with their lives, and sympathized with their demands. He came to us from the lush fields of rural Hunan.
As a child, Copernicus was always curious, asking his parents, sailors, and even teachers about everything—about things around him, about the sea, and even about the mysterious blue sky, which seemed like a dream and a puzzle. Even his parents and teachers couldn’t explain it. Who knew that this curiosity would become his lifelong pursuit?
And there are many other famous figures like him, who created miracles.