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Written in prison in 1935. The author summarizes China's tragic history from the May 4th Movement to the Second Civil Revolutionary War based on personal experience, and angrily accuses imperialism of various crimes that wantonly bully the Chinese people. Full of patriotic passion, he symbolically compared the motherland to "the mother who gave birth to us." He pointed out that the "only way out" to save the motherland was to carry out armed struggle. At the end of the chapter, he showed the bright prospects of the Chinese revolution, painted a beautiful and happy scene of the future of the motherland after the revolution, and showed strong national self-confidence.

"Lovely China" collects eleven works written by martyr Fang Zhimin in prison: "Fang Zhimin's Autobiography", "Lovely China", "Death", "Poverty", "Prison Records", "A Brief Account of My Revolutionary Struggle", "Posthumous Letter", etc. The article is permeated with patriotic thoughts and patriotic enthusiasm of devotion to the country and the people, showing the bravery and fearlessness of a Communist Party member and the spirit and will of death. It is a rare teaching material for educating young people and the masses on revolutionary tradition and patriotism.

"Lovely China" is the legacy of martyr Fang Zhimin. This book contains manuscripts including "Lovely China", "Poverty", "Prison Records" and "Letter to the Party Central Committee" written by Fang Zhimin in 1935 while in prison. These simple, moving, sonorous and powerful articles reflect Fang Zhimin's belief in patriotism and party, unyielding integrity, and poor and simple lifestyle; in these articles, we can see not only the darkness that once enveloped China, but also the light of idealism; these works are not only Fang Zhimin's own revolutionary autobiography, but also a precious spiritual wealth of the Communist Party of China and the Chinese nation.

This book selects six essays written by Mr. Fang Zhimin in prison: "Autobiography of Fang Zhimin", "A Brief Account of My Revolutionary Struggle", "Lovely China", "Death", "Poverty", and "Prison Records". The article is permeated with patriotic ideas and enthusiasm to devote oneself to the country and the people, showing the fearless spirit of sacrifice and firm will of a Communist. His inspiring words are still exciting to read today, giving the Chinese revolution the poetic light.