Zhou En-lai, an exceptional revolutionary and politician in China, is revered for his charm and diplomatic skills. However, post-Cultural Revolution, questions arose about his role: was he a flatterer or a patriot forced into difficult choices? Luo Fu, a former journalist who worked under Zhou's leadership, offers a unique analysis in his book. Drawing on various sources, he evaluates Zhou's actions, particularly during the Cultural Revolution, providing a fair and insightful assessment of his legacy.
