"Chiang Wei-kuo's Oral Autobiography" was one of the planned projects of the "Oral History Series" of Taiwan's "Academia Sinica" in the 1980s and 1990s. It was compiled and completed by Mr. Liu Fenghan over several years based on interview records.
Here the silent figure of the Jiang family recounts his frustrated life. It can be said that it is a complete personal life history of Chiang Weiguo described from an alternative perspective that peeks into the Chiang family and his son and the history of the Anti-Japanese War.
Reader comments
This book is very interesting and allowed me to understand the unknown side of Chiang Kai-shek. Jiang Weiguo's efforts to prove that his father was active in resisting Japan reminded me of Forrest Gump in "Forrest Gump". He has also been working hard to make others believe in himself. Moreover, the book also mentioned some strategic viewpoints, which reminded me of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". I feel that there are always many similarities in history. I think this book is worth reading and allows us to look at history from a different perspective.
One aspect reflects the internal situation of the Kuomintang. The second son narrates his life experience and truly reproduces history. However, some important facts should be understood in conjunction with other third-party information. He didn't explain clearly and had many worries. And feel like speaking for myself
I was very touched after reading this book. He is very smart and talented, but he lacks a little responsibility and responsibility. He works too seriously and is a bit idealistic. Although it is a pity, he is also an amazing person with a great pattern! Worth reading!
This book is very interesting and allowed me to understand the unknown side of Chiang Kai-shek. Jiang Weiguo's efforts to prove that his father was active in resisting Japan reminded me of Forrest Gump in "Forrest Gump". He has also been working hard to make others believe in himself. Moreover, the book also mentioned some strategic viewpoints, which reminded me of "The Romance of the Three Kingdoms". I feel that there are always many similarities in history. I think this book is worth reading and allows us to look at history from a different perspective.
One aspect reflects the internal situation of the Kuomintang. The second son narrates his life experience and truly reproduces history. However, some important facts should be understood in conjunction with other third-party information. He didn't explain clearly and had many worries. And feel like speaking for myself I was very touched after reading this book. He is very smart and talented, but he lacks a little responsibility and responsibility. He works too seriously and is a bit idealistic. Although it is a pity, he is also an amazing person with a great pattern! Worth reading!