ChinaTalk • 459 implied HN points • 22 Jun 25
- Xi Zhongxun's life shows how suffering can lead to a strong commitment to a cause. For him, the struggles he faced made him passionate about communism and the Party.
- The book highlights that Xi Zhongxun was more complex than just a 'reformer.' He had conflicting views about individualism and Party demands, and his actions were sometimes driven by what the Party needed.
- It’s important to recognize that labels like 'good' and 'bad' don’t always fit. Xi Zhongxun's story reminds us that everyone in the Party had moments of both virtue and wrongdoing.