Yun Daiying
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Who it's for
A good fit for
- Researchers and enthusiasts with a strong interest in the history of the Communist Party of China and modern Chinese revolutionary history
- Readers who wish to gain a deeper understanding of the ideals, beliefs, and inner world of early Communists
- People engaged in youth education and ideological and political education
- University teachers and students seeking case study materials on historical figures
Not a good fit for
- Readers of popular biographies expecting dramatic plots and literary embellishment
- Readers with no interest whatsoever in modern political history
Reading tips
- It is recommended to read this book alongside a macro-level background of modern Chinese history or the history of the Communist Party of China to better situate Yun Daiying's historical position
- Pay particular attention to the book's quotations and analysis of his articles and letters, which offer a direct window into his intellectual trajectory
- As you read, consider the question of the path choices faced collectively by the generation of intellectuals around the time of the May Fourth Movement, to enhance your sense of historical depth
About the publisher
Xuexi Publishing House is a book, audio, and electronic publishing unit under the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, with its publishing focus on promoting and explaining the Party's innovative theories. It has 171 books in the database, commonly classified under law, politics, general biography, and documentary literature. Representative titles include the Study Outline of Xi Jinping Thought on the Rule of Law, the Study Outline of Xi Jinping Thought on Economics, the One Hundred Questions for Studying the Report of the 20th National Congress of the Communist Party of China, the Study Questions and Answers on Xi Jinping Thought on Diplomacy, and biographies of Tan Sitong, Qiu Jin, Ye Ting, and Peng Xuefeng. Its author resources include the Publicity Department of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, the Office of the Commission for Overall Law-Based Governance of the Communist Party of China Central Committee, the National Development and Reform Commission, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the People's Republic of China, as well as Zhang Haipeng, Zhao Xingsheng, and Cui Huajie — mostly institutions and researchers in relevant fields, reflecting a publishing profile that gives equal weight to theoretical works and biographies.
Contents
- 版权信息
- 中华先烈人物故事汇《恽代英》编委会
- 引子
- 01 少年壮志:探索救国道路
- 恽家奇男儿
- 五四急先锋
- 02 上下求索:走上革命大道
- 利群助人
- 到北京取经
- 宣城师范的“怪先生”
- 川南播火人
- 03 思想先锋:矢志传播信仰
- 青年引路人
- 五卅“弄潮儿”
- 识破“蒋校长好意”
- 革命伴侣悄然携手
- 04 起义烽火:开展武装斗争
- 击退夏斗寅叛军
- “黑夜”中坚守
- 领导南昌起义前后
- 广州起义的红旗
- 05 隐蔽战线:坚持地下斗争
- 香港历险
- 转战上海的“工作狂人”
- 06 碧血丹心:留得豪情作楚囚
- 不幸被捕
- 狱中斗争
- 我就是恽代英
- 07 尾声
- 后记
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About the author
The PLA Party History and Military History Research Center of the Academy of Military Sciences is a specialized research institution under the Academy of Military Sciences. Its full name is the PLA Party History and Military History Research Center, and it is affiliated with the Academy of Military Political Work. It mainly performs official duties in compiling history, writing biographies, and editing chronicles, and undertakes major compilation projects such as the Military History of the Chinese People's Liberation Army. It is regarded as one of the "national teams" in Party and military history research. The center has 31 works in the database, focused on documentary literature and comprehensive biography. Its representative works cover figures such as Ye Ting, Peng Xuefeng, Mao Anying, Xiang Ying, Zhao Shangzhi, Zhu Rui, Xie Zichang, and Luo Binghui. Due to limited public information, details of its institutional evolution and staffing are unknown, but based on its existing works, the center emphasizes rigorous historical source organization in presenting the lives of revolutionary figures. Its writing style leans toward documentary and biography, and it has a certain influence in popularizing Party and military history.