Linda's background

Since 1997, Linda has published a series of books, such as Looking at America at Close Range, Trouble in the Deep of History, The President is unreliable, I also have a dream, and Seeing the World from the Edge, which have sold hundreds of thousands of copies and caused great repercussions. Taking a book published in 2002 to Paris has also become a popular reading.

Actually, Linda is a pseudonym shared by two authors. After immigrating to the United States in the early 1990s, as they wrote in the preface of a book, their initial choice of foothold was very accidental. They landed in the southern part of the United States, which was a traditional rural area under the run of modern mechanized large-scale agriculture.

They made a living from the same job, began to establish friendship with ordinary Americans, and began to understand this unusual country. What they saw in America was completely unexpected. The rule of law guarantees that individuals are not infringed by others or the government. Under this guarantee, people enjoy the greatest possible personal freedom in various ways. Personal freedom is what American citizens care about and maintain most. All this makes people curious.

So Linda began to write letters to friends, not only writing stories, but also trying to write about the institutional roots of the American phenomenon, and how architecture is based on common sense and common sense, and why the personal freedom of every ordinary person can become the foundation of a big country.

In the past two years, domestic academic circles have been rethinking the French Revolution and Rousseau. Linda's writing after leaving America involves Paris. In Linda's own words, it actually touched a short section of French history, but this history gave the word "revolution" a sacred aura. No matter how bloody it is, it always seems right. It is precisely because of another way of life that people have a new perspective on individual freedom that people can look back and re-examine the French-style slogan of freedom. Linda wants to write another face that people once presented.