Ruan Shaoqi Yearbook: 1898-1969 (Volume 1 and 2)

Author: Documentation and Research Center of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China
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Publishing Date: 1996-09-01
Features: The Chronology of Liu Shaoqi is a chronological work that records the life experiences, activities, thoughts, and achievements of Liu Shaoqi, an outstanding revolutionary leader, statesman, and theorist in contemporary China. Based on reliable historical documents and archival materials, it incorporates recent scientific research findings and conducts thorough investigations, interviews, verifications, and studies on controversial and complex issues. It strives to accurately, truthfully, objectively, and comprehensively reflect Liu Shaoqi's life story, revolutionary practices, intellectual development, and theoretical contributions. The chronology generally omits the subject when recording the activities of the main figure. Events are arranged in chronological order by year, month, and day, with a few entries adopting the narrative method of record per incident when necessary. If the exact date cannot be determined, it is recorded as "in the early days," "in the middle," "in the late days," "in the month," "in the quarter," or "in the year." Entries expressed in terms of "in the early days," "in the month," "in the quarter," or "in the year" are usually placed at the end of the corresponding period, with some placed in the middle or later part of the month, as their time can generally be determined. The Chronology of Liu Shaoqi is a chronological work that records the life experiences, activities, thoughts, and achievements of Liu Shaoqi, an outstanding revolutionary leader, statesman, and theorist in contemporary China. Based on reliable historical documents and archival materials, it incorporates recent scientific research findings and conducts thorough investigations, interviews, verifications, and studies on controversial and complex issues. It strives to accurately, truthfully, objectively, and comprehensively reflect Liu Shaoqi's life story, revolutionary practices, intellectual development, and theoretical contributions. The chronology generally omits the subject when recording the activities of the main figure. Events are arranged in chronological order by year, month, and day, with a few entries adopting the narrative method of record per incident when necessary. If the exact date cannot be determined, it is recorded as "in the early days," "in the middle," "in the late days," "in the month," "in the quarter," or "in the year." Entries expressed in terms of "in the early days," "in the month," "in the quarter," or "in the year" are usually placed at the end of the corresponding period, with some placed in the middle or later part of the month, as their time can generally be determined.