Hu Shi advocated biographical literature throughout his life, wrote many great and small figures worthy of praise, and preserved precious historical materials. Hu Shi evaluated characters from different angles, either profoundly, humorously, or with social value. This book is a collection of Hu Shi's comments on people, character, and successors. It collects more than 50 characters from ancient and modern China and abroad written by Hu Shi, such as Wang Zhaojun, Wu Jingzi, Xu Zhimo, Ding Wenjiang, Li Chao, Tian Ruren, Edison, Tagore, etc. From Hu Shi's perspective, we can see different big and small figures.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting! Mr. Hu Shi criticized many characters. His comments were profound and humorous, allowing me to see a different side of these characters. I particularly dislike some of the villains in it, their behavior is really irritating. However, this also makes the story more exciting. I think this book has great social value. It gives us a more comprehensive understanding of historical figures. Come and take a look too!
This book is very interesting! Mr. Hu Shi criticized many characters. His comments were profound and humorous, allowing me to see a different side of these characters. I particularly dislike some of the villains in it, their behavior is really irritating. However, this also makes the story more exciting. I think this book has great social value. It gives us a more comprehensive understanding of historical figures. Come and take a look too!