朝聖昆崙山——尋找苦囚父親的足跡: 1956年春，一群苦囚在軍人的監督下修築從葉城通往西藏的新藏公路。李昌祥是苦囚之一，他獲罪是因為有一把宋美齡贈予他的中正劍。他的一生悲壯而短暫。大半個世紀後，他的二兒子海寬年屆暮年，卻不辭辛勞登上昆崙山祭奠亡父，以釋放壓抑了一生的委屈和悲情。 (Traditional Chinese Edition)
This Traditional Chinese edition recounts the harrowing story of prisoners building the Yecheng-Tibet highway in 1956, including the author's father, Li Changxiang, imprisoned for a sword gifted by Soong Mei-ling. His short, tragic life inspires Hai Kuan, in his later years, to pilgrimage to Kunlun Mountain, honoring his memory and releasing lifelong sorrow and injustice.
About This Book
In the spring of 1956, prisoners labored to construct the highway connecting Yecheng to Tibet, supervised by soldiers. Among them was Li Changxiang, whose life was marked by tragedy due to his possession of a Zhongzheng sword presented by Soong Mei-ling.
His existence was brief and filled with hardship, ending in sorrow. Over half a century later, his second son, Hai Kuan, now in his later years, embarks on a pilgrimage to Kunlun Mountain.
This journey serves as a way to pay respects to his deceased father, seeking to alleviate the deep-seated grievances and emotions suppressed throughout his life.
The narrative captures a poignant tale of familial loss and the enduring quest for closure amid historical turmoil.
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