Table of Contents

A Troubadour's Ode to Tibet
I Recognize Your Voice
A Man's Three "Five-Year Plans"
A Young Painter's Growth and His Artistic Dream
A Dream of Serving the Country
Mad About Peking Opera
Flourishing Age in Paintings
The Film Critic Career of a Non-Film Critic
The Red Flag of Chinese Feminine Culture Research
A Musical Lover's Lonely Dance
Writing a Lifetime into "Gold Mountain Blues"
Loving Mt. Qomolangma as Loving Herself
An Artisan as a Photographer
Postscript: Witness

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