Injured American

Author: Ye Yonglie
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Publish Date: 2002-05-01
Features: This book is a panoramic, new (documentary) of the United States after the world-renowned "September 11" terrorist attack. It provides vivid, detailed, and insightful accounts filled with anecdotes. The book presents a wealth of information with fair and objective perspectives, making it highly readable and captivating. On January 8, 2002, the People's Daily (Overseas Edition) published a report titled "A Thousand Flowers Bloom in Spring—A Chronicle of the Sixth National Writers' Congress," which described the author and the writing of the book as follows: "After the 'September 11' incident, he flew to the United States for interviews. He was the first Chinese writer to personally witness and report on the 'September 11' event. He felt that the 'September 11' incident was a major event for both the United States and the world, and he wanted to present his own perspective on this significant event through multi-faceted, comprehensive, and in-depth literary reporting. Through his interviews, he obtained a large amount of firsthand material. Major political events are sensitive points in his creative work. He deeply resonated with Jiang Zemin General Secretary's statement that writers should 'keep pace with the beat of the times.' He believes that political documentary literature better reflects the fate of the era. A writer is not only a creator but also an thinker."