The title might have been written by Mao himself. In-stead, it was dictated by the revealing, intimate, never-before-published recollections of Li Yinqiao, Mao's body-guard, and brought to light by the author Quan Yanchi.
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书名 | 走下神坛的毛泽东(英文) |
分类 | 文学艺术-传记-传记 |
作者 | 权延赤 |
出版社 | 外文出版社 |
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简介 | 编辑推荐 The title might have been written by Mao himself. In-stead, it was dictated by the revealing, intimate, never-before-published recollections of Li Yinqiao, Mao's body-guard, and brought to light by the author Quan Yanchi. 内容推荐 After fifteen years of devoted service, Li received this request from Mao: "If what happens in my family is a secret to others, it is not a secret to you. But don't write about me while rm still alive; wait until I die, and write truthfully when you do." For the first time, the personal, inside story of China's dynamic leader and world statesman is told--the life and thought of Mao, the husband, father, comrade-in-arms, the peasant's son. The recollections, only now made public in English, provide the reader with a refreshingly different perspective from any of the many other works about Mao. Highlighting the book are photographs, pub-lished here for the first time. 目录 Publisher's Note Preface How I Became Mao's Bodyguard Mao Enjoys a Challenge When the Bombers Came Things That Upset Mao Mao in Tears Mao in a Temper Snow, Money and Mao Mao's Reaction to "Long Live Chairman Mao!" Mao--the "Rustic" Stewed Pork: Mao's Favourite Dish What Plagues Mao Mao Declares the Founding of New China Mao's Life with Jiang Qing Mao the Mediator Mao's Treatment of Those Whom He Knew Mao Bringing Up His Children Mao's Sense of Humour Mao: a Book Enthusiast Mao Seeks Ways to Open Up China What Mao Never Managed to Accomplish |
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