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Can knowledge really change destiny? Graduate students committed suicide, college entrance examination students were "failed", college students who emerged from AIDS villages, "contemporary scholars" who took the college entrance examination for twelve times... Sixteen stories about reading, sixteen families' ups and downs.

The content of "My Father and Mother" is taken from Phoenix TV's "Oral History" program. Oral narration restores the truth, people who have experienced it personally talk about historical events, talk about big things and big things in detail, and use details to shake the soul. Through this book, we understand the Anti-Japanese War, the "Cultural Revolution" and ordinary human nature. From the Anti-Japanese War to the "Cultural Revolution", China's century-long history of ups and downs is reproduced. Calling mom and dad, endless thoughts are rolling in.

This book interprets major events and figures in the past 30 years from a unique perspective, and is a uniquely vivid chronicle of contemporary China. It captures the most representative historical moments from 1949 to 1978 - the founding ceremony of the People's Republic of China, the War to Resist U. S. Aggression and Aid Korea, the peaceful liberation of Tibet, the promulgation of the first constitution, the self-defense counterattack of Zhenbao Island... Through real historical events and characters, it reflects the historical development and rise and fall of the 30 years since the founding of the People's Republic of China. The content covers all aspects of politics, economy, culture and social development. It not only focuses on major events that affect the overall situation, but also contains real historical details obtained from relevant archives, chronologies, diaries and other new historical materials. It not only ensures the integrity of history, but also has vivid readability. It opens up a grand and moving path for readers to have an in-depth understanding of contemporary Chinese history.