by Song Yang The Cultural Revolution (1966-1976) was a major upheaval in the history of modern China. But beyond the media stereotypes, what was the life of the youth in China really like during this period? Adapted from the novel by Wang Shuo, this graphic retelling of the tale plunges the reader into the everyday turmoil of this epoch where 'liberty' was not just another vain word and love proved as complicated as ever. This book is the first of two volumes of a unique and compelling history, ideal for readers curious about how modern China came to be.