Self-Narrated History 1966-1976: No Escape

Feng Jicai's experience only represents a part of the urban intellectual group at that time and cannot reflect the living conditions of different groups such as workers, farmers, and grassroots cadres at the same era. His personal feeling of "no escape" cannot be equated with the general experience of the entire society.

It's super beautiful, everyone, both calligraphy and painting are excellent, exploring the light in the darkness, although life is bitter, the couple is sweet together...

This book is very real, and the author tells his own growing experience in humorous language, which makes me feel like he is like a dear friend. I like Feng Jicai, a young man in the book who strives to pursue his dreams. I admire his persistence. However, I don't really like some of the villains in his flashbacks, they're so badass! This book is simple yet powerful, making it easy to read. I highly recommend it!

"At that time, no matter where I stood in life, I was distorted." The waves of the times have violently invaded and alienated individuals. Whether they like it or not, people have been coerced, and their external thinking and actions must serve the theme of survival. It's sad to get to this point. Looking back at the past, I hope I will never come back again.

Not bad, ok

The real history is often among the people, in autobiographies. I wish more people would write about real life.

Well written, delicate writing style, strong visual sense

Real and objective, multi-dimensional description!

This book is worth reading.

Understand the past, cherish the present, and live in health.

Follow the author into that absurd but real era.

The history of human development is a history of pain.

True, thought-provoking, and introspective.

Good book, good book, good book! And Lei Diansheng's Faith is also a good book!