王丹,八九年中國民運領袖之一,於六四天安門事件後被捕入獄,在獄中度過了三年零七個月.王丹在本書中記述他在獄中苦難的生活遭遇,鐵窗煎熬下的心路歷程,展現他為爭取自由、民主所作的不懈奮鬥,以及為此而付出的巨大代價。
透過此書,我們看到一個二十一歲的北大學生,為追求理想的堅持與獻身,也看到一個始終支持兒子的母親,以親情無怨地陪著王丹走過這段悠悠苦旅。
本書出版時,王丹已再一次身陷囹圄,並發配到遠離北京的錦州監獄服刑.從秦城到鐵洲,禁錮了自由,隔絕了親情,磨礪了青春,如此沉重。
Wang Dan, one of the leaders of the Chinese pro-democracy movement in 1989, was arrested and imprisoned after the Tiananmen Incident and spent three years and seven months in prison. Wang Dan describes his miserable life in prison in this book, his encounters and mental journey under the bars show his unremitting struggle for freedom and democracy, as well as the huge price he paid for it.
Through this book, we see a 21-year-old Peking University student who perseveres and devotes himself to the pursuit of his ideals. We also see a mother who always supports her son and accompanies Wang Dan through this long and painful journey with family affection and no resentment.
When this book was published, Wang Dan was once again in jail and was sent to prison far away from Beijing to serve his sentence. From Qincheng to Tiezhou, freedom was imprisoned, family ties were cut off, and youth was tempered.
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