Frozen Clouds: Forty Years of Life Memories of a Republic Peer Wu Changsheng

Content introduction:

History should have details, with individuals haunting it. This book records the author's childhood, youth and youth with the Republic. Everything is as clear as yesterday, without prejudice caused by hindsight. Solid experience is a gift of life. It connects you and me. [Introduction] This book is the memoir of Wu Changsheng, a senior media person and senior editor of People's Daily, covering the period from 1948 to 1988. "Childhood Memories" describes the process of the author's childhood and his parents' extended family from the old to the new around 1949; "Youth Storm" describes the author's study and life in Beijing No. 4 Middle School from 1961 to 1968; "Tibet Years" describes the author's experience of jumping ranks and engaging in journalism in Tibet from 1968 to 1980; "Drumming and Calling for Reform and Opening up" describes the author's work in the Rural Department of the People's Daily in the 1980s. 【

About the author:

About the Author: Wu Changsheng, a senior media person, a senior editor of People's Daily, and the former director of the International Department, enjoys the special government allowance of the State Council. In the early 1970s, he embarked on the news path in Tibet. Since the 1980s, he has successively served in the Rural Department, the Ministry of Economy, the East China Branch, the Hong Kong Office, and the International Department of the People's Daily. In addition to collecting and writing news articles, he published a large number of current affairs comments under the pseudonym "Wu Mo", and published monographs such as "Watching Horse Racing in Hong Kong", "Popular Cloud Movement - Post 97 Hong Kong Vision", and "Tibet Years".

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