As he stated his ambition in his poem, Zhou Enlai always held the belief that "it is difficult to cross the sea for a reward" and fought for the revolution regardless of hardships and dangers. Mr. Lu Xun's "Self-mockery" is also suitable for Premier Zhou: he is "cold and cold to the enemy", and "bows down and is willing to be a coward" to the people. It is inevitable that such a Premier Zhou will be "transferred to Huagai" in his life. "Records of Zhou Enlai's Distress" refers to a large number of historical documents, and reproduces the thrilling stories that Premier Zhou once experienced in the form of documentary literature. The content is true, the writing is delicate, and it is full of emotions.
