Mind Path - The Fate of Conscience

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Features: The life recollections of a renowned professor from Peking University, the spiritual history of a Chinese intellectual woman who has endured countless hardships and tribulations, an authentic record of the fate of modern intellectuals, and a true historical account. At the age of over seventy, Professor Yang Xun, a distinguished economist from Peking University and one of the founders of contemporary Chinese agricultural economics, spent several years meticulously compiling this work. It tells of his journey from the descendant of a revolutionary family to a young intellectual in the new China, the misfortunes he suffered during the "Anti-Rightist Movement" and the "Cultural Revolution," his firsthand experience in rural economic reforms alongside Wan Li during the early days of the reform and opening-up, his joys and concerns after the transition to a market economy, and a detailed portrayal of the thorny path of an intellectual's heart. It is a moving, thought-provoking, and reflective read.