This book belongs to the documentary volume of the "Modern Patriotic Gods" heroine series, relying on authoritative official history to completely record the great life of Soong Ching Ling, the honorary president of the People's Republic of China. She followed Dr. Sun Yat-sen and devoted herself to the cause of democratic revolution, firmly supported revolutionary ideals, and stood firm in the turbulent era. During the Anti-Japanese War, she took the lead in forming the Alliance to Defend China, raised materials from various parties to support the anti-Japanese base areas behind enemy lines, and traveled to the international stage to speak out for China and convey the voice of national struggle.
During the liberation war, she clearly stood on the side of people's liberation, refused to be co-opted by the wrong camp, and actively called for peace and opposed civil war. After the founding of the People's Republic of China, she assumed an important leadership position in the country and was deeply involved in women's and children's welfare, basic education, medical and health care, Chinese and foreign peace diplomacy, and the cause of motherland reunification. She has long been concerned about the growth of children and the development of people's livelihood at the bottom.
Although she held a high position, she lived a simple and honest life. She survived wars and changes of the times and always adhered to the beliefs of patriotism, democracy, internationalism and communism. She was officially hailed as a "treasure of the country". With the unique tenacity and love of women, she wrote half of the epic of patriotic struggle in modern China.
Purpose: to praise Soong Ching Ling's noble character of loyalty, patriotism, pursuit of progress, and selflessness throughout her life; to demonstrate her immortal contributions in the fields of revolutionary salvation, anti-Japanese war support, women's and children's public welfare, peaceful diplomacy, and national reunification; to convey the spiritual power of women serving the country, to cultivate national cultural confidence and feelings of family and country, and to conform to the era's orientation of culturally strong country and patriotic education.