One Hundred Years, Many People, Many Things: An Oral Autobiography of Yang Yi is an oral autobiography of Mr. Yang Yi, written by Yu Bin. The book is divided into four parts, and the following are the details:
- "Family Memory": It records Yang Yi's birth in 1919 of the big family, the ups and downs of the changing times, the people and events in the family, and the changes in personal destiny brought about by it.
- "The Emerald Years": describes Yang Yi's study experience at the University, including her teachers, classmates and friends, as well as her various interesting stories and insights in her study and life.
- "The Road to Study": tells the story of Yang Yi's study and work experience after leaving the United Nations University, including her teaching experience at Central University, Nankai University and other schools, as well as her exploration and harvest in literary creation.
- "Mountains and Rivers": depicts Yang Yi's encounters and perseverance in turbulent times, including her experiences during the Cultural Revolution, as well as her thoughts and responses to the changes of the times.
This book is a review and summary of Mr. Yang Yi's own life experience, as well as a testimony and reflection on China's century-old history. Through her narration, readers can feel the great changes in Chinese society, and they can also feel the perseverance and responsibility of an intellectual.
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