Mao Zedong's Family (Part 1 and Part 2)

Author: Zhao Zhichao
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Publish Date: 2000-04-01
Features: The publication of this book is a great event for both the literary world and the historical field. It not only provides a popular reading material for a broad audience, especially those who love Mao Zedong, to understand the daily life and emotional world of the great leader Mao Zedong, but it also serves as a teaching tool for patriotic and revolutionary education for readers. At the same time, as a specialized work reflecting Mao Zedong's family background, relatives, and interpersonal relationships, this book discloses many little-known materials (most of which are disclosed for the first time), thus filling certain gaps in the field of Mao Zedong studies. "The Mao Family" has been infused with the author's ten years of effort, and compared to "Mao Zedong and His Ancestral Village" published six years ago, this book more comprehensively and accurately reflects the life of the great leader Mao Zedong, especially his daily life, interpersonal relationships, and emotional world. The book nearly includes all of his relatives, including direct relatives, collateral relatives, distant relatives, and even ordinary neighbors. It can be said to be all-encompassing and rich in content. This is extremely difficult. The publication of this book is a great event for both the literary world and the historical field. It not only provides a popular reading material for a broad audience, especially those who love Mao Zedong, to understand the daily life and emotional world of the great leader Mao Zedong, but it also serves as a teaching tool for patriotic and revolutionary education for readers. At the same time, as a specialized work reflecting Mao Zedong's family background, relatives, and interpersonal relationships, this book discloses many little-known materials (most of which are disclosed for the first time), thus filling certain gaps in the field of Mao Zedong studies. "The Mao Family" has been infused with the author's ten years of effort, and compared to "Mao Zedong and His Ancestral Village" published six years ago, this book more comprehensively and accurately reflects the life of the great leader Mao Zedong, especially his daily life, interpersonal relationships, and emotional world. The book nearly includes all of his relatives, including direct relatives, collateral relatives, distant relatives, and even ordinary neighbors. It can be said to be all-encompassing and rich in content. This is extremely difficult.