
A General’s Decisive Battle Is Not Confined to the Battlefield
将军决战岂止在战场
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 405k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
48Chapters
172Reads
9.4Score
107Shelves
17.5kReads · all time
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Reader comments 12
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It's good to read. After reading this book, it's really satisfying to read another intoxicating memoir😋
The writing style of this book is real and vivid, and the writing style is smooth. The characters have distinct personalities and rich experiences. Through the stories of these war criminals, we see the vicissitudes of history and the complexity of human nature. This book is both a historical record and a profound exploration of human nature, and is well worth reading.
I learned about it from Gong Delin's movie. The more I read, the more I felt the stubbornness and loveliness of the Guo Party generals. The more I read, the more I realized the greatness and tolerance of our party. I never understood why we had to transform our enemies, and we never understood why we kept these enemies. Maybe you can find the answer in this book. When I was studying, our history books said that the Kuomintang army played a decisive role in the frontal battlefield. Our party is so great. It allows everyone to speak out, tolerates everyone, and has been working hard for the prosperity of the country and nation.
This book shows people a vivid and true record of understanding the other side of the Kuomintang generals. It is worth reading and benefits a lot. The writing is not stiff at all. It describes the records from a new perspective and has a comprehensive understanding of these modern historical figures. It is recommended to everyone
The true stories of that era can no longer be recalled as a generation passes away.
In the column to the left of the cover character, there are five people from top to bottom: Shen Zui, Li Xianzhou, Fan Hanjie, Li Zongren, and Song Xilian. In the middle row, there are three people from top to bottom: Zheng Tingji, Liao Yaoxiang, and Du Yuming. There is a person in the lower right corner, whom I don't recognize. .
Attract more people to pay attention to and understand the transformation history of the Kuomintang generals in Gongdelin, establish a materialist view of history, and bear in mind objective dialectics
A good book Really good, worth reading
It's quite nice, and it adds a lot of details that Shen Zui didn't write about.
Books to read after watching the movie