The fate of the heart's conscience

Author: Yang Xun
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Publish Date: 2004-05-01
Features: The length of life is extremely important to everyone. Fortunately, Yang Xun was able to dedicate this book to society in his advanced years. This is a rare solace for Yang Xun himself and his family and friends. At this moment, it cannot but make us cherish even more those people who were destroyed by this history and left this world full of grief and anger. A life memoir of a famous professor from Peking University, the heart story of a Chinese intellectual woman who has experienced too many hardships and setbacks, an authentic record of the life journey of modern intellectuals, and a true historical account. At the age of over seventy, the renowned economist from Peking University and one of the founders of agricultural economics in contemporary China, Professor Yang Xun, spent several years meticulously writing this book, telling his story from the descendant of a revolutionary to a young intellectual in the new China, the misfortunes he suffered during the "Anti-Rightist Movement" and the "Cultural Revolution," his firsthand experience in rural economic reforms alongside Wan Li in the early days of reform and opening up, his joy and concerns after the market economy, and a detailed portrayal of the thorny path of an intellectual's heart. Reading it moves one, makes one sigh, and leaves one reflecting long after closing the book.