Mr. China?s Son by He Liyi was an outstanding autobiography written in perfect side. The life of Mr. He was extraordinary and really displayed the details of China during the 1930?s by the 1990?s. A difficult time to live in, proves to be an illuminating story for the world to read when written by much(prenominal) a capable author.
Mr. He had a limited sum up of control over his own life. The presidential term was very powerful during He?s life and had tight control over wad nationwide. In an economy that stresses communist characteristics, it is difficult to crystalize a life of your own because you and everyone else are required to knead together for one collective benefit. This takes away from individuality. Jobs in the ultra period were not at a liberty to be chosen by the people, instead they were handed out and people were assigned work units. Mr. He was at the mercy of what the government gave him. He wanted to become a teacher of English and was very lucky to even attend college; however, his destiny was hold up for most of his entire life because of governmental restrictions and lack of personalised control. He was thrown into labor thought reform camps by the government, he was struggled against multiple times, and illegitimately bullied by the village heads.
all in all these things are examples of the lack of control over Mr. He?s own destiny and life. The only control he did get down was to make very small changes to his everyday conduct to surcharge or alter and make the best of the situations that were given to him. The onerousness he experienced lasted until the country became more liberated in the post-Mao era. The overall extent of Mr. He?s control was not much more than that of a child...
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