A Survivor of a Revolution -- The Memoirs of Tseng Chi

Author: Zeng Zhi
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Publish Date: 2000-01-02
Features: Brief Introduction This is a self-autobiography written by the elderly proletarian revolutionary Zeng Zhi in the form of a memoir on her sickbed, and also the last book she wrote in her lifetime. In this book, Zeng Zhi recalls her family background, her turbulent life experiences, her marriage and family life, her interactions with the elderly proletarian revolutionaries such as Mao Zedong, Zhu De, Peng Dehuai, and Hu Yaobang, and the significant events she witnessed in various periods of China's revolution and construction. In this book, we can learn about many little-known historical truths in the history of China's revolution and the Communist Party of China. The moving stories and vivid language will give us a brand-new understanding of the revolution and its martyrs. In this book, the revolutionary struggles intertwined with blood and fire are in contrast with the moving romance, and we will read the extraordinary life of a beautiful and indomitable female revolutionary.