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This book adopts the form of oral history and tells real, touching and vivid stories through the mouths of 135 people who experienced it. It restores the historical "scene", picks up the disappearing historical fragments one by one, and re-splices them into vivid historical pictures, praising Jiao Yulu's revolutionary spirit, great personality, and noble demeanor in Daying.

In October 1942, the Japanese freighter "Lisbon Maru" set sail from Hong Kong carrying nearly 2,000 British prisoners of war and headed for the Japanese military factory. On October 1, the U. S. Submarine USS "Perch" accidentally attacked the ship. The Japanese crew closed the hatch and evacuated, allowing seawater to pour in. In the darkness, the prisoners of war conveyed the news of death in Morse code, and the artillerymen at the stern sang "Tipperary in the Distance" until they were engulfed by the sea water. In the end, more than 800 people were buried in the East China Sea, becoming the most tragic "friendly fire" tragedy in World War II. After the incident, Zhoushan fishermen Shen Agui, Guo Ade and others rescued more than 200 prisoners of war. However, soon after, the survivors were imprisoned again by the Japanese army. The truth of the incident was also covered up for a long time due to the Japanese army's blockade. It was not until the military court tried the captain of the "Lisbon Maru" Shigeru Sueda in 1946 that the truth gradually became known. This book uses survivors' diaries, family letters and fishermen's testimonies to salvage this history that was buried by the war, allowing the struggle and watchfulness of human nature in the waves of the East China Sea to penetrate the fog of time for more than 70 years.

In the endless stream of time, every person, every family, and every village is a participant and witness of history, with their own different experiences and feelings. Taking a production team as a unit, this book adopts the oral form of villagers and interviews with more than 40 farmers to capture the daily trivial matters of every household. It records the life changes of ordinary people in Zhangjiagang Jie'an Village (pseudonym) over the past century, reproduces the complex life of the lower-class villagers, shows the colorful picture of collective memory, records the ups and downs of ordinary people in social changes, and leaves historical traces for the silent majority. This book can be called China's first oral history of the century-old changes in rural areas in Jiangnan.

The information in this book mainly comes from the factory history of the third-tier enterprises in Nanchuan, documents collected in the Nanchuan District Archives, collected oral materials, as well as academic papers, news reports, memoirs, etc. The book first briefly introduces the historical background of third-tier construction and the advantages of Nanchuan as the location for the deployment of third-tier enterprises. Then, using time as a clue, it focuses on the layout, site selection, construction, commissioning, transformation, and relocation of third-tier enterprises in Nanchuan, which is a relatively complete record. The history of industrial construction and development in Nanchuan during this period is interspersed with chapters such as "employees", "settlement" and "integration" to enrich the life of Nanchuan's "third-line people". Finally, under the title of "Butterfly Change", the connotation of Nanchuan's "third-line spirit" and "third-line culture" is summarized and extracted.

Jiaodong wet nurses are a great and selfless group of women. Under the leadership of the Communist Party of China, they actively participated in the anti-Japanese and national salvation movement and made indelible contributions to the consolidation and development of the base area and the victory of the national anti-Japanese war. As a gift to commemorate the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese People's War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and the World Anti-Fascist War, this book takes the oral accounts of 19 infants, the oral accounts of 13 wet nurses and their families, and the stories of 12 infants looking for relatives as the main content. Through the form of pictures and texts, it outlines the true historical picture of the Jiaodong nurses stationed at the rear during the war years and the soldiers on the front line returning home together through different routes to protect their families and the country. Nowadays, these wet nurses have passed away, and the wet nurses have gradually entered their old age. These "rescue" contents not only provide precious first-hand information for relevant research, but also fully demonstrate the deep friendship between the military and civilians, who share life and death.

This book contains one hundred oral archives of Japanese military atrocities collected by the author. The interviewees were from all over urban and rural areas. Most of the oral contents are the personal experiences of the narrators, and a small part are recounted by elders. 2017 Marks the 80th anniversary of Japan's all-out war of aggression against China and the 80th anniversary of the Chinese nation's national war of resistance. These 100 oral archives are rich in historical materials, with distinct themes, simple writing styles, and vivid narratives. In addition to recording the huge losses of people's lives and property caused by the atrocities of the Japanese army, they also record the true situation of the Japanese army's implementation of enslavement education and the establishment of comfort stations. The publication of this book is intended to provide a regional case study for the history of China's Anti-Japanese War. It is not only an excavation of the atrocities committed by the Japanese invaders in Changshu, but also a vivid contemporary oral archive. Since most of the narrators are elderly people, they were not only witnesses of Japan's war of aggression against China, but also victims of the atrocities of the Japanese army. Interviews with them are of rescue value.

This book aims to reflect the living conditions of Beijingers in different areas through the oral accounts of old Beijingers living in different areas of Beijing, and then form a colorful and colorful history of changes in Beijing's urban life. This book is organized according to the characteristics of Beijing's circular structure and is divided into three parts: the inner city, the outer city and the suburbs. The whole book embodies the folk and personal nature of oral history, and the content covers areas that official documents have not touched, including people's social interactions, such as marriage relationships, neighbor relationships, and colleague relationships, as well as people's life interests, such as eating, drinking, playing, and aesthetic tastes.

This book is a work of oral history. The main line is the legendary life of Zhou Zhizhen, a member of the Tongmenghui who was born in Beijiao, Shunde, Guangdong and served twice as the county magistrate of Shunde. He destroyed his family during the Anti-Japanese War to provide relief and founded Qingyun Children's Correctional Institution. It focuses on Shunde's righteous cause of cultivating talents in the future. Through the memories of the elderly and their families who are still alive and lived and studied in the children's education institution, it attempts to reconstruct the memory of the educational process of Qingyun Children's Correctional Institution. Now, with the passage of time, the past history is getting further and further away. In order to remember the founding of the Children's Education Academy and its historical contributions, the authors conducted interviews and collected archival documents, and thus produced this book.

2015 marks the 20th anniversary of the establishment of the Department of Sociology at China Agricultural University. In order to record its development history and summarize its experience in subject construction, the Department of Sociology has collected and compiled written and oral materials on its development over the past 20 years as important documents on which students can base their professional cognition and academic training. This book brings together the oral texts of 19 teachers who are or have worked in the Department of Sociology of China Agricultural University. It comprehensively displays the focus topics and research characteristics of the Department of Sociology of China Agricultural University in the past 20 years, and systematically sorts out the development process of the sociology major.

40 years of interviews, the history of folk life from the mother city to the world. This is an oral history describing Chongqing's urban culture. It uses interviews and documentary methods to connect people, objects and events related to Chongqing, and interprets the spiritual code of Chongqing city and Chongqing people. This book is a nostalgic book about getting to know Chongqing. The city is like the kind of people it is; the city is like the kind of people it is!

Reform and opening up is like a spring thunder, gathering powerful forces to change China. As the frontier and window of my country's reform and opening up, Shenzhen condenses a history of China's reform and opening up that has attracted worldwide attention, and records the footsteps of the times when the Chinese nation has made strides in reform, opening up, and socialist modernization. Luohu is the birthplace of Shenzhen's reform and opening up and the "main battlefield" at the beginning of the establishment of the special zone. Reform and opening up started here, and the "story of spring" was sung here. Luohu created many national "firsts" or "pioneers" and became one of the historical sources of the "special zone spirit", integrating into the historical torrent of China's grand narrative of reform and opening up.

Reform and opening up is like a spring thunder, gathering powerful forces to change China. As the frontier and window of my country's reform and opening up, Shenzhen condenses a history of China's reform and opening up that has attracted worldwide attention, and records the footsteps of the times when the Chinese nation has made strides in reform, opening up, and socialist modernization. Luohu is the birthplace of Shenzhen's reform and opening up and the "main battlefield" at the beginning of the establishment of the special zone. Reform and opening up started here, and the "story of spring" was sung here. Luohu created many national "firsts" or "pioneers" and became one of the historical sources of the "special zone spirit", integrating into the historical torrent of China's grand narrative of reform and opening up.

This is the first and only oral history work of centenarian diplomatic legend Henry Kissinger. Facing the spicy questions of senior diplomat and close aide Winston Lord, the dialogue is exquisite and profound. As Richard Nixon's national security adviser, Henry Kissinger transformed U. S. Diplomacy toward China, the Soviet Union, Vietnam, and the Middle East, laying the foundation for geopolitics as we know it today. In a series of engaging interviews, the veteran American statesman discusses the challenges of guiding foreign policy during a time of global tension. Nearly fifty years later, the escalating tensions between the United States, China and Russia seem to be returning to the diplomatic tug-of-war game that Kissinger skillfully played... Looking back on the difficult and extremely important journey and how to face the future, Kissinger rethinks diplomacy, grand strategy and leadership... "Kissinger on Kissinger" is written by Wen, the veteran statesman's long-term partner. A series of interviews conducted by Stone Lord that include Kissinger's reflections on the specific challenges he faced as national security adviser, his general advice on leadership and international relations, and stunning portraits of the era's legendary world leaders, covering nearly all of the key diplomatic activities and initiatives of the Nixon administration. This is a must-read book for anyone in any field who wants to understand the global challenges of the future.

The author of this book, Academician Ge Molin, has had work and life contacts with Mr. Yang Zhenning since the late 1970s. In the 1980s, he went to the United States many times to carry out research with Mr. Yang. Later, he participated in the establishment and teaching and research work of the Theoretical Physics Laboratory of the Institute of Mathematics of Nankai University under the direct leadership of Mr. Yang. In the early days of Mr. Yang's establishment of the Institute for Advanced Study of Tsinghua University, he participated in teaching and research work as a part-time professor for a short period of time. Academician Ge Molin and Mr. Yang Zhenning have cooperated for more than 40 years. They are both teachers and friends, and have established a profound friendship. This book is based on the life experience of Academician Ge Molin, using first-person narrative to recall and record Mr. Yang Zhenning's outstanding contributions in physics research, supporting the development of education and science and technology in the motherland, safeguarding the reputation and dignity of the motherland, and caring for and supporting future generations. The book has a total of 10 chapters, generally based on time, interspersed with topics that impressed the author, including physics research from an international perspective and vivid and concrete daily life; both true and objective historical records and sincere and full personal expressions. Many of the contents and photos are released for the first time and have certain historical and documentary value.

This book focuses on interviews with the first generation of military reclamation workers in Xinjiang in the 1950s and 1960s. It presents the life and destiny stories of each interviewee in a panoramic manner, focusing on the interviewees' production and life experiences in the Xinjiang Corps. It introduces the historical coordinates of the changes in contemporary Xinjiang to explore the connection between individual destiny and big history.

This book is a collection of oral interviews with more than a dozen elderly women who are still extant in the Teochew songbook. The elders of the song book are the singers of the Chaozhou song book. Through their oral accounts of individual women's life experiences, life feelings and life processes, we can understand the development history of the Chaozhou song book from multiple angles and restore the cultural life style of Chaoshan women.

Through interviews with 49 old leaders and comrades, including Hu Fuming, Yuan Baohua, Wang Mengkui, Chen Jinhua, Liu Hongru, Wu Shaozu, and Long Xinmin, this book uses the form of oral history to show the process of many major decisions in the 40 years of reform and opening up, and comprehensively reviews many little-known details of major events in the reform and opening up process. The content involves the writing and revision process of "Practice is the Only Criterion for Testing Truth", the 1990 Beijing Asian Games, before and after the resolution to build the Three Gorges Project was passed, the return of Hong Kong and Macau, how China responded to the financial crisis, etc. All articles in the book are narrated in the first person by people who have experienced it. Some of them have long held leadership positions in the party and the country, and some work in important departments of the party and the country. They are witnesses and witnesses of the process of reform and opening up. They can be called a "living dictionary" and "living data" on the history of reform and opening up. This book not only reviews historical facts, but also presents the mental journey of those who experienced it and witnessed it. It truly, vividly and concretely reproduces history. It can provide first-hand information for the study of the history of reform and opening up, and can also be used as a reading book for party members, cadres and the masses in the new era of party history.

This book selects representative major decisions and major events in various provinces (cities, autonomous regions, and municipalities directly under the Central Government) during the 40 years of reform and opening up in my country. Through interviews with dozens of veteran leaders and comrades at the provincial and ministerial levels, including Wang Maolin, Yu Youjun, Yang Rudai, Sun Ying, etc., The book uses oral history to show the process of many major decisions in the 40 years of reform and opening up, and comprehensively reviews many little-known details of major events in the process of reform and opening up across the country. The content covers the twists and turns of Shaanxi's economic system reform, the ins and outs of Yiwu's opening of the small commodity market, the past events of Chongqing's independent planning, the start of Sichuan's reform and opening up and poverty alleviation work, Yushu's post-disaster reconstruction, Fengyang's large-scale contract work, etc. All the articles in the book are narrated in the first person by those who have experienced them. Most of them are eyewitnesses and decision-makers of major events, and have long held provincial and ministerial leadership positions. The book not only reviews the facts, but also presents the mental journey of those who have experienced it. The purpose is to reproduce history truly, vividly and concretely, to provide first-hand information for the study of the history of reform and opening up, and to provide a vivid and vivid reading book of party history in the new era for the majority of party members, cadres and the masses.

This book is a graphic book that tells the history of the intangible inheritance of Jingdezhen's handmade porcelain in the form of oral history. The book collects more than ten biographies of inheritors of the traditional craft of hand-made porcelain, all of which are faithful records of the personal narrations of the parties involved. The book is accompanied by a wealth of pictures of the exquisite works of the inheritors of hand-made porcelain, which not only allows readers to understand the creative style of the inheritors, but also makes the book rich in pictures and texts, pleasing to the eye. It can be said that it serves multiple purposes. This book has high social value and has a certain role in promoting the inheritance and development of intangible cultural heritage. By reading this book, readers will have a detailed understanding of the development of Jingdezhen's handmade porcelain culture.

This book is a book that Ningbo promotes and promotes the deeds and spirit of advanced figures and outstanding representatives that emerged during the process of counterpart assistance and cooperation with Xinjiang, Tibet, Qinghai, Chongqing, Guizhou, Jilin, Lishui, Quzhou and other places in the province. It is a manuscript compiled from interviews with front-line personnel who personally participated in counterpart assistance and cooperation, leaving valuable first-hand information and vivid annotations for the history of counterpart assistance and cooperation in Ningbo. This book is story-telling, readable, rich in content, and contains many successful experiences. It is the crystallization of the wisdom of those who have experienced it, and has great guiding and reference significance for the overall revitalization of rural areas. I hope that through this oral record, we can remember those turbulent years and the true heroes who have fought for poverty alleviation.

This series focuses on interviews or research on representative broadcasters since the founding of the People's Republic of China, such as Qi Yue, Xia Qing, Ge Lan, Lin Ru, Chen Chun, Guan Shan, etc., The representative figures of the first generation of broadcasters. Combined with the editor's actual collection of oral and other oral materials, it systematically shows the growth background and professional qualities of each generation of broadcasters. The acquisition, the characteristics of representative broadcasting works, and the formation of broadcasting and hosting styles, and then sheds light on the unremitting struggle and firm belief in the profession of announcers in the initial stage of China's broadcasting industry. It reflects the continuous development and breakthroughs of the broadcasting industry in New China, and reflects the prosperity and development of the motherland's cultural undertakings since the founding of New China.

1953 was the opening year of the first "Five-Year Plan" of the People's Republic of China. Based on 156 large-scale projects assisted by the Soviet Union, New China's industrialization began a magnificent historical curtain. Luoyang Jianxi District has become one of the key large-scale industrial bases built in New China, with seven key projects including the First Tractor Factory located here. For a time, tens of thousands of engineering and technical personnel, cadres and workers from Shanghai, Northeast China, Beijing, Henan and all over the country rushed to Jianxi without hesitation to participate in the steaming socialist construction. From the first domestically produced tractor Dongfanghong-54 rolling off the production line in 1958 to now becoming an advanced tractor manufacturing enterprise group in China and even the world, this 70-year oral history narrated by 30 Yituo people shows the Chinese people's agricultural mechanization imagination of "cultivating land without cattle".

1953 was the opening year of the first "Five-Year Plan" of the People's Republic of China. Based on 156 large-scale projects assisted by the Soviet Union, New China's industrialization began a magnificent historical curtain. Luoyang Jianxi District has become one of the key large-scale industrial bases built in New China, with seven key projects including Luoyang Mining Machinery Factory located here. For a time, tens of thousands of engineering and technical personnel, cadres and workers from Shanghai, Northeast China, Beijing, Guangdong, Henan and all over the country rushed to Jianxi without hesitation to participate in the steaming socialist construction. This nearly 70-year oral history narrated by 24 people from Luoyang Mining Machinery not only presents the magnificent transformation from Luoyang Mining Machinery Factory to CITIC Heavy Industry, but also tells the narrative of the formation of the labor tradition of the New China working class represented by Jiao Yulu.

Shi Xingbang was the first person in New China to preside over the excavation of large-scale prehistoric archaeological settlement sites. Mr. Shi Xingbang has many stories. Some of the great events have been recorded in the many surviving books. This book selects many of Mr.'S life stories and tries to make readers feel like they are listening to the old Mr.'S narration about his family history, and have a close understanding of the unknown side of the old Mr. To make it richer and more approachable. Use this living mortal past to explain the incomprehensible and profound sacred subject of life. At the same time, for some major events and academic activities that Mr. Wang participated in, we tried to select as many details of life as possible, focusing on the presentation of the "unknown", and avoiding some awkward academic renderings and personnel disputes to make them credible, readable, and transferable. This book is the only oral work of Mr. Shi Xingbang, a leading archaeologist.

This book is one of the oral series of research on the history of Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine. It contains the oral memories of 36 old alumni. Among them are famous academicians and experts in the medical field, as well as doctors who volunteer to support border construction; there are leaders who are committed to the development of the school, and teachers who are devoted to teaching and scientific research. By reviewing the academic careers and social contributions of these alumni, this book highlights the 70-year development history of the School of Medicine and the glorious tradition of "serving the motherland and serving the people", so as to inspire future students, set a model for the future, and jointly create new glory for Shanghai Jiao Tong University School of Medicine.

This book is mainly in the form of an oral history, based on interviews with more than a dozen retired teachers from the Chinese Language School, and reviews the development of Chinese language teaching at Peking University from different perspectives (such as managers, teachers, administrative teaching assistants) and different fields (oral teaching, intensive reading teaching, textbook preparation, organization and arrangement of after-school activities, etc.) - Especially the exploration process of the Chinese Language School in teaching, scientific research and other fields in the past 10 years. Through the personal experiences and feelings of more than ten teachers in the college, studying or working at Peking University, readers are shown a vivid, vivid and colorful historical picture of the Chinese Language School in different stages of development. The book contains about 15 oral history materials and personal memoirs.

This book is Qi Gong's dictation after he was ninety years old, and was compiled by Qi Gong's disciple Zhao Rengui, a professor at Beijing Normal University. In this book, Qi Gong reviews his life experiences. The main contents include Qi Gong's family, Qi Gong's childhood and academic path, Qi Gong and Fu Jen Catholic University, Qi Gong and Normal University, and Qi Gong's academic review. He did not devote his life to the forefront of earth-shattering political struggles or the center of the whirlpool of the times. He basically lived a life in a study. However, his special family background, his special life experience, and his special talents and status in the cultural history of China in the 20th century made his study life more unique and exciting. From here we can glimpse many traces of modern and contemporary history, as well as the activities of famous literary salons and famous literati at that time. These are valuable information that others would be hard-pressed to provide.

The "Special Olympics Oral History" series uses one-on-one interviews to record the personal experiences of people with disabilities and those working in the disability industry. It tells the most authentic stories from the perspective of those who have experienced them, hoping to become a positive factor in promoting the progress of social civilization. This book mainly interviews two types of people: one is people with intellectual disabilities and their families, teachers, colleagues, etc. It completely records the life experiences of people with intellectual disabilities from birth to the time of the interview, and tells the life stories and life experiences of people with intellectual disabilities, that is, it tells the personal life history and family life history of people with intellectual disabilities. The second is to interview ordinary people engaged in the cause of disabled people, such as Special Olympics coaches, leaders and teachers of special education schools, etc., To record the life and career experiences of practitioners, and to reflect the development process of the cause of disabled people in my country from the perspective of individual careers.

This is the first documentary work written in the first person to tell the century-old history of the founding of the Party. Since the founding of the Party, the touching stories of hundreds of Communists from all walks of life who have firmly followed the Party throughout their lives span various historical periods in the 100 years since the founding of the Communist Party of China. The protagonists of these soul-stirring stories from different periods have the same glorious name - members of the Chinese Communist Party. From joining the party in their youth, to practicing their party spirit on the battlefield and on the stage of republic construction, to recalling the past and expressing gratitude to the party in peacetime, they have concentratedly demonstrated the patriotic and party-loving, selfless dedication, courageous struggle, and enterprising spirit of generations of communists who grew up under the party's banner. This style has lasted for a hundred years and has become a distinct flag flying high in the land of China. Their spirit of patriotism and revolutionary optimism deserves to be passed down to future generations forever.

"Oral History of Little Figures of World War I" is narrated by 183 little figures during the war, restoring a true story of the First World War. British oral history expert Peter Hart spent more than 10 years collecting information and organizing it into a book. Record the only remaining voices of those who witnessed the First World War. The minor characters in the book are teenagers who join the army after being encouraged by their team mates, recruits who only learn to use guns and bayonets on the battlefield, young fathers who go to the front line with family photos, and retired soldiers who cannot adapt to normal life...

This book uses oral history to record the true experiences of more than 70 Bohai female warriors in the early days of the Liberation War, who followed the teaching brigade of the Shandong Bohai Navy Region on their westward expedition, moved to northern Shaanxi, and were the first to enter Xinjiang to colonize and guard the border. They were women and men, and dedicated their youth and blood to the great cause of building and defending the frontier. This book is a good teaching material for revolutionary traditional education and an excellent gift for the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China.

The author interviewed 18 Japanese people related to the "World War II". Among them were Japanese veterans who were forced to join the army and were sent to the Fushun War Criminals Management Center after the defeat. They then changed their minds and worked hard to testify about the war until their death; some were Japanese who joined the Eighth Route Army by chance; and some were Japanese after Japan's defeat. Japanese veterans who returned home smoothly because of their conscience, took the initiative to repent, and longed for redemption; there are also some Japanese, although they are only descendants of Japanese soldiers, but because of their troubled consciences, they are willing to fight for lifelong friendship between China and Japan... They expressed their repentance for the war of aggression against China and their yearning for peace.

This book is an academic monograph written by You Jianming, a researcher at the Institute of Modern History at the Academia Sinica in Taiwan, who uses oral materials to study women's history. The manuscript contains her views and opinions on the collection and compilation of women's oral history materials, as well as the excavation and research of women's oral history. Most of the interviewees are Taiwanese women, and the content is their personal life experiences. Some of the content involves their experiences living in mainland China before 1949. It is very helpful to readers who are interested in understanding and engaging in oral history.

A 90-year-old virologist who is still devoted to the cause of immunity. A little-known past story that saved millions of people. It took four years for the National Library's Chinese Memory Project Center to visit and compile it into a book. Traveling back and forth between Beijing and Yunnan, I visited many relatives and friends of Mr. Gu Fangzhou in order to present the history in a panoramic manner. He lost his father when he was young and his family was poor. The country fell, and I personally felt the humiliation of the subjugated slaves. In the 1940s, he followed his mother's wishes and studied medicine to make a living. Under the influence of progressive teachers and students, he changed his mind to public health and secretly joined the Communist Party. In the 1950s, shouldering the great hope of the motherland, he became one of the first batch of students to study in the Soviet Union. He stayed there for four years and studied virology assiduously. After completing his studies, he returned to China and devoted himself to the public health undertakings of New China. When he was in danger, he went to the Soviet Union to inspect the dead polio vaccine program and proposed a live vaccine technical route based on the national conditions.

This book is the oral history of Xie Chensheng, a witness and party involved in major decisions on my country's cultural relics undertaking. Among them, there are reviews of important historical events and major decision-making processes, as well as summaries and reflections on historical experience. This book comprehensively records Xie Chensheng's decades of personal experience in key positions in my country's cultural relics work: in the 1950s, he drafted a report by the Ministry of Culture recommending that the State Council protect the Beijing City Wall and the Xi'an City Wall; in 1967, regardless of safety, he wrote to the Central Committee and drafted a document for the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China to protect cultural relics books. In the reform era, he insisted on "protection first" in cultural relics work and resisted the ideological trend of "nurturing cultural relics with cultural relics"; since the 21st century, facing the wave of real estate development and at the historical juncture of the preservation and destruction of ancient cities, he has fought against "bulldozers" and fully accelerated the legislative process for the protection of historical and cultural cities in my country.

By organizing veteran cadres to write reminiscence articles, this book summarizes and reviews important historical nodes, important decision-making and implementation processes, important project results, important work experiences and experiences by those who have experienced it. It shows the breakthrough progress Tianjin has made in important fields and key links in the past 40 years of reform and opening up, and the great achievements made in promoting economic construction, political construction, cultural construction, social construction, ecological civilization construction and party building.

Wandering between reality and ideals, between reality and illusion, they are "double-sided" lurkers, playing small roles on the stage of history. Life is like a chess game, and the world is like a game. The great era goes round and round, and the fate of people who cannot control it is also rewritten. Spies, war criminals... Become the most profound imprints in their lives. Time goes by, and when you return latent, you are buried in the dust of history, keeping your inner loneliness alone.

"Chinese Expeditionary Force: Complete Oral Records of Soldiers Participating in the Yunnan-India-Burma War" From 1942 to 1944, in order to protect the Yunnan-Burma Highway, the Chinese government sent nearly 300,000 troops into Myanmar twice to fight against the Japanese invaders. After paying the price of more than 100,000 casualties, the Chinese government completely annihilated the Japanese troops in Myanmar. In this battle, the Chinese Expeditionary Force's counterattack was successful and brilliant. It re-opened international transportation lines, allowing international aid supplies to be transported into China; it drove the Japanese army out of China's southwest gate, opening the prelude to the counterattack against Japan on the frontal battlefield; it suppressed and severely damaged the Japanese army in northern Burma and western Yunnan, creating favorable conditions for the Allied forces to recover all of Burma. Most of the narrators in this book are soldiers who participated in the war, and their oral accounts comprehensively restore the history of the Chinese Expeditionary Force. The "Chinese Expeditionary Force" has been a topic of public concern in recent years. From novels to film and television dramas to documentaries, there are many works on this theme. However, there are currently relatively few works based on the oral accounts of those who experienced the expedition, especially ordinary soldiers who participated in the war. "The Anti-Japanese Frontal Battlefield: Complete Oral Records of the Kuomintang Soldiers Participating in the War" As an important part of the world anti-fascist war, China's Anti-Japanese War contained two-thirds of the total strength of the Japanese army and annihilated more than 1.5 Million Japanese troops, accounting for approximately 70% of the total casualties of the Japanese army in World War II. "The Frontal Battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War: Complete Oral Records of the Kuomintang Soldiers Who Participated in the War" selects what the senior and mid-level Kuomintang generals who personally participated in the war against Japan did, did, and thought on the frontal battlefield, trying to objectively reproduce that epic history. Among them are the bloody battles that are soul-stirring, the exposure of the corrupt military style and discipline of some Kuomintang troops, the difficult confrontation between the Chinese Air Force and Navy against the powerful Japanese army, and the display of the heroic national spirit of the Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army and the student army who defended their homeland and country without fear of sacrifice. "Extraordinary Incidents: Oral Records of Eyewitnesses" During the Republic of China, there were many "extraordinary incidents". The oral history materials selected in "Extraordinary Incidents" involve major events related to Japan's invasion of China, from which we can get a glimpse of the development clues and themes of China's modern history. In this book, Dong Wenqi, He Guoguang, Lei Fazhang, Li Wenbin, Jiang Yi, Qi Shiying, Zhang Qun, He Cheng, Fangze Qianji, Wang Yuting, Wang Tiehan, Kang Ze, Xiao Zicheng, Cai Mengjian, Liu Fei, Zhou Fohai, Lei Xiaocen, Chen Meiquan and dozens of other people, according to their own Starting from the "May 3rd Massacre" in Jinan in 1928, it tells the story of Zhang Zuolin's bombing, the Fujian Incident, the "June 1st" Incident in Guangdong and Guangxi, the Xi'an Incident, the Nanjing Massacre, Wang Jingwei's surrender to the enemy, the Chongqing air-raid shelter disaster, the Changsha fire and other incidents. "The Early Republic of China: Oral Accounts of Eyewitnesses" The Republic of China began in 1912. In the following ten years, Chinese society underwent tremendous changes. The collapse of the imperial system, drastic social changes, and the beginning of the new system had a profound and huge impact on China's future development. This is a period of exploration in which China's old political and social order is separated and a new social order is established. It is an era of creation that alternates between destruction and nirvana. "The Early Republic of China: Oral Records of Those Who Experienced It" is compiled based on the narratives and reminiscences of famous figures during the Republic of China who experienced this historical stage and participated in its development. It more truly reflects the pulse of society at that time. "Economy of the Republic of China: Oral Accounts of Eyewitnesses" During the Republic of China, although a true bourgeois democratic republic was not built politically, it provided certain favorable conditions for the development of capitalism economically. China's modernization construction entered the start-up stage, and the so-called "golden age" of the bourgeoisie appeared. "Economy of the Republic of China: Oral Records of Those Who Experienced It" uses industry as the structure and the personal experience records of elite figures in industry, postal service, transportation, communications and other fields during the Republic of China to reproduce the difficult and difficult development process of the Chinese nation at that time. "Republic of China Diplomacy: Oral Records of Those Who Experienced It" brings together the oral historical materials of many famous diplomats during the Republic of China, and outlines the basic context of the development of diplomacy in the Republic of China. The information is detailed and precious. The book uses rich and vivid historical materials to show us the arduous process of Chinese diplomats doing their best to fight against foreign powers, defend national dignity, and strive to safeguard the interests of the country and the nation in a historical era when the people were poor and the country was weak. It subverts the previous readers' impression of the Republic of China as a time when diplomacy was poor and weak, and shows the style of the diplomats of the Republic of China and their achievements. "Military System of the Republic of China: Oral Records of Those Who Experienced It" takes the construction of the military system of the Republic of China as its theme and the development of the army, navy and air force from scratch as its main line. It combs the formation, development and growth of the three armed forces. The content includes the development of military schools, military education, military training, major battles during the Republic of China, etc. This book collects the oral historical materials of dozens of generals in the early Republic of China. Most of them received formal military school education at home and abroad and were the founders of the military system of the Republic of China. The book is full of information and specific in content, and has important reference value for studying the military history of the Republic of China. "Warlords of the Republic of China: Oral Accounts of Eyewitnesses" During the Republic of China, wars were turbulent, "the king's flag changed on the city wall", and warlords became the protagonists on the stage of the times. This book collects oral historical materials from dozens of people involved in the warlord era. Most of them were senior military and political officials of the Kuomintang. Based on their personal experiences, they made relevant memories and narrations about the major warlords of the Republic of China, such as Zhang Zuolin, Tang Jiyao, Feng Yuxiang, Yan Xishan, etc. The whole book traces the history of that chaotic era with a new perspective and rich historical materials.

In order to further explore and sort out Sun Yat-sen's cultural resources, the Zhongshan Municipal Party Committee Propaganda Department and the Zhongshan Federation of Literary and Art Circles hosted a large-scale interview event on Sun Yat-sen's century-old oral history, which was officially launched in August 2012. The activity was led by Professor Hu Bo, Chairman of the Zhongshan Federation of Literary and Art Circles and Vice President of the Zhongshan Sun Yat-sen Research Association. Scholars with outstanding influence in the field of Sun Yat-sen research at home and abroad were interviewed about their academic careers, academic directions, scholarship methods, academic achievements, etc. In Sun Yat-sen research. Scholars were also invited to make suggestions on how Zhongshan City can carry out Sun Yat-sen research and explore and utilize Sun Yat-sen cultural resources. The interview records were compiled by Hu Bo and others into the "Sun Yat-sen Research Oral History" series, which is divided into eight regions by region. This volume is the "Zhongshan City" of the series. The whole book has about 250,000 words.

In order to further explore and sort out Sun Yat-sen's cultural resources, the Zhongshan Municipal Party Committee Propaganda Department and the Municipal Federation of Literary and Art Circles hosted a large-scale interview event on Sun Yat-sen's century-old oral history. The event was officially launched in August 2012. Professor Hu Bo, Chairman of Zhongshan Federation of Literary and Art Circles and Vice President of Zhongshan Sun Yat-sen Research Association, and his delegation went to Wuhan University and Central China Normal University successively and interviewed Professor Zhang Kaiyuan, a famous historian and former president of Central China Normal University, and Secretary of the Party Committee of Central China Normal University. Professor Ma Min, Professor Yan Changhong, Professor Zhu Ying, and Professor Luo Fuhui of Central China Normal University, Professor Feng Tianyu, Professor Xiao Zhizhi, and Professor Wu Jianjie of Wuhan University are eight famous scholars who have great influence in the field of research on Sun Yat-sen and the Revolution of 1911. The scholars reviewed their academic careers, academic directions, scholarship methods, and academic contributions in conducting research on Sun Yat-sen, and put forward many valuable suggestions on how Zhongshan City can carry out research on Sun Yat-sen and explore and utilize Sun Yat-sen's cultural resources. Later, it was edited by Hu Bo and compiled into a book.

Frederic F. Scheinle Jr. Was a 1939 graduate of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology. He received undergraduate and master's degrees in electrical engineering and joined ROTC. After graduation, he worked at the U. S. Naval Weapons Laboratory until he was drafted into the Army in 1942. Afterwards, he was stationed in India for a year, served as an officer in the engineering corps, and assisted the US military in training the Chinese Expeditionary Force. In 1945, he was sent to the Burma Highway and was responsible for the transportation of military supplies. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he went to Shanghai to undertake the logistics work of the US military. In 1946, he was honorably discharged with the rank of colonel. The color photos in the book were taken by Schianle using a Kodak 35 camera and Kodak color reversal film while he was in China, Myanmar and India. Li Song is an associate professor at the School of Liberal Arts at Wuhan University. Served as a visiting scholar at Harvard University. He has published more than 100 academic papers and more than ten monographs. Liu Ping is an associate professor at the School of Foreign Languages, South Central University for Nationalities. Served as a visiting researcher at Harvard University. He has published more than 20 academic papers and presided over a number of scientific research projects at the Ministry of Education and provincial levels.

Facing the darkness and speaking out for the true history, hundreds of Japanese war witnesses revealed their hearts for the first time and disclosed their bloody and cruel wartime experiences. During World War II, Japan caused serious disasters to the Asia-Pacific region, and the trauma continues to this day. However, Japanese officials have never conducted a thorough reflection on the war. On the contrary, when the Japanese civilians who were dragged into the abyss of the war looked back on the war decades later, they often used the words "unspeakable" and "unbearable to face directly"... This book can be called a groundbreaking oral history. The famous Western historians Theodore Cook and his wife tried to reconstruct the full picture of the war by interviewing hundreds of Japanese war witnesses and referring to many unpublished letters, wills, diaries, military notes, government archives, etc. There are many interviewees in this book, from diplomats to kamikaze members, 731 unit medics, prisoner of war supervisors, war criminals, soldiers who invaded China, from nuclear bomb victims to reporters, students, "comfort women", traders in China, painters, etc. They all told the secret and desperate story from their own perspectives. Nightmare: The truth about Unit 731's in vivo experiments in China; the specific details of the poison gas war in China; the details of the Nanjing Massacre; the humiliation suffered by Japanese and Korean "comfort women"; the mentality of kamikaze members in committing suicide; the details of the Allied forces approaching and the authorities inciting the people to kill each other. These living individual experiences intuitively show how the war conflicts that began with the war of aggression against China brought serious disasters to people around the world, including Japanese civilians. This oral history also reflects the huge gap between Japan's official views and popular memory.

This book contains a total of 68 oral memories of Jiaotong University alumni born in 1977 and 1978. It reproduces the life pictures of alumni who entered Jiaotong University, served their country with their studies, and worked hard in their careers. It shows the feelings of this generation of Jiaotong University alumni about their family and country. Many details of life at that time have been disclosed for the first time. These oral essays are not only vivid materials showing the life journey of the students of SJTU in 1977 and 1978, but also a powerful manifestation of the spiritual core of SJTU in that era. They highlight the mission awareness and responsibility of Shanghai Jiao Tong University to share the same breath and destiny with the rise of the country and national rejuvenation.

During the Republic of China, there were many "extraordinary incidents". The oral history materials selected in "Extraordinary Incidents" involve major events related to Japan's invasion of China, from which we can get a glimpse of the development clues and themes of China's modern history. In this book, Dong Wenqi, He Guoguang, Lei Fazhang, Li Wenbin, Jiang Yi, Qi Shiying, Zhang Qun, He Cheng, Fangze Qianji, Wang Yuting, Wang Tiehan, Kang Ze, Xiao Zicheng, Cai Mengjian, Liu Fei, Zhou Fohai, Lei Xiaocen, Chen Meiquan and dozens of other people, according to their own Starting from the "May 3rd Massacre" in Jinan in 1928, it tells the story of Zhang Zuolin's bombing, the Fujian Incident, the "June 1st" Incident in Guangdong and Guangxi, the Xi'an Incident, the Nanjing Massacre, Wang Jingwei's surrender to the enemy, the Chongqing air-raid shelter disaster, the Changsha fire and other incidents.

From 1942 to 1944, in order to protect the Burma Highway, the Chinese government sent nearly 300,000 troops into Myanmar twice to fight the Japanese invaders. After paying the price of more than 100,000 casualties, the Chinese government completely annihilated the Japanese troops in Myanmar. In this battle, the Chinese Expeditionary Force's counterattack was successful and brilliant. It re-opened international transportation lines, allowing international aid supplies to be transported into China; it drove the Japanese army out of China's southwest gate, opening the prelude to the counterattack against Japan on the frontal battlefield; it suppressed and severely damaged the Japanese army in northern Burma and western Yunnan, creating favorable conditions for the Allied forces to recover all of Burma. Most of the narrators in this book are soldiers who participated in the war, and their oral accounts comprehensively restore the history of the Chinese Expeditionary Force.

This book was collected and recorded by Shen Yunlong, Jia Tingshi, Chen Cungong and others during 40 interviews. Guo Ting personally reviewed and compiled the oral transcripts. Because Wan Yaohuang kept diaries over the years, this oral autobiography is very detailed and specific, and has important reference value for the study of modern Chinese history.

As an important part of the world anti-fascist war, the Chinese Anti-Japanese War contained two-thirds of the total strength of the Japanese army and annihilated more than 1.5 Million Japanese troops, accounting for approximately 70% of the total casualties of the Japanese army in World War II. "The Frontal Battlefield of the Anti-Japanese War: Complete Oral Records of the Kuomintang Soldiers Who Participated in the War" selects what the senior and mid-level Kuomintang generals who personally participated in the war against Japan did, did, and thought on the frontal battlefield, trying to objectively reproduce that epic history. Among them are the bloody battles that are soul-stirring, the exposure of the corrupt military style and discipline of some Kuomintang troops, the difficult confrontation between the Chinese Air Force and Navy against the powerful Japanese army, and the display of the heroic national spirit of the Anti-Japanese Volunteer Army and the student army who defended their homeland and country without fear of sacrifice.

This book describes the Hongxian monarchy, the confrontation between the North and the South, the French-Defense War, federal provincial autonomy, the Northern Expedition of the Revolutionary Army, the Anti-Japanese War and the political situation in various periods after the victory of the Anti-Japanese War. It is a rare first-hand material for studying the modern history of China, the history of the Kuomintang, the local history of Hunan during the Republic of China, and the history of Chinese education. "Deng Jiayan's Oral Autobiography" recounts the origins and development of the Tongmenghui, and spends a lot of space tracing his interactions with Sun Yat-sen, Hu Hanmin, Ma Junwu, Su Manshu, Zhang Taiyan, Chen Duxiu, Xu Chongzhi, Chen Jiongming, Zhu Zhixin, Xie Wuliang, Liu Yazi, Huang Keqiang, Li Jichen and others, which is an emotional read. Ms. Xie Lanxin, wife of Deng Jiayan, also participated in the oral presentation and provided first-hand information about Soong Ching Ling, Zhang Puquan and his wife.

Huang Tong is an old figure of the Kuomintang. He has been engaged in party affairs, government affairs, and legal affairs of the Kuomintang all his life. He has rich experience. His official rank is not high, but he has great prestige among the people. He personally experienced the establishment and climax of the grassroots organizations of Lixing Society, Fuxing Society and the Three Youth League. After the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, he served as the secretary-general of the Nanjing Three Youth League branch and made great contributions to maintaining the political order in Nanjing. After becoming a legislator in 1948, he devoted himself to the construction of the constitutional system and became an important figure in the "Legislative Yuan" and the Legislative Committee. Therefore, Huang Tong's oral autobiography is rich in content, covers a wide range of topics, and is highly readable. It is of high reference value for studying the history of relations between the two parties, the history of the Kuomintang, and the construction of Taiwan's political system.

Guo Tingyi is a master of history who has devoted his life to the study of modern Chinese history and is a model of empirical history. In this book, he uses the experience of an intellectual to describe the complex and ever-changing social life from the 1920s to the 1950s. The content is detailed, vivid and complete. It is a rare reference for researchers of modern history.