The Legend of Zhu Feng, the Daughter of Zhenhai

Author: Feng Yitong
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: On January 25, 1949, Zhu Feng was ordered to travel from Hong Kong to Taiwan to engage in intelligence liaison work. On February 18, 1950, after successfully completing her mission, she left Taiwan to return to the mainland but was unfortunately captured during the journey and later died on the execution ground in Taipei. She was less than 45 years old when she sacrificed her life. Her short yet deeply marked life story, imprinted with the of her era, remains largely unknown to this day. Due to the needs of secret work and the long-standing division between the two sides of the Taiwan Strait, everything about her has been "sealed" in the archives of time, with only scattered fragments emerging in the memories of those who knew her and the longing of her loved ones. This book, with her as the protagonist, genuinely records her life story and growth path as a literary biography. The author, using detailed historical materials and elegant prose, portrays the ordinary yet extraordinary and moving image of a revolutionary martyr and a pioneer of her era who dedicated her entire life to the cause of national unification.