What is Obama's autobiography "My Father's Dream-Memoirs of Obama"?

My Father's Dream: Memoirs of Obama is the only real autobiography of Obama so far. This book is divided into three parts: the first part describes Obama's life experience, the second part describes Obama's three-year community work in the south side of Chicago, and the third part describes that after meeting his half-sister in new york, Obama decided to seek roots in Kenyan tribes and rediscover his identity as a black man before going to Harvard Law School.

This is a book about growth, which describes Obama's bumpy, self-reliant and hard-working growth experience. The memoir begins with Obama learning that his biological father died in a car accident, and sets the tone for this book: how much hardship, courage and effort this immigrant descendant whose parents divorced at the age of two has to pay to realize the dream he inherited from his father. This book sets the tone for Obama's life. The content of chapter 14 "Fearless Hope" is the logical source of the famous speech "Fearless Hope" that shocked the whole country in 2004, and it is also the logical source of the new "Fearless Hope" that expounded its ruling outline last year. So I said that the autobiography of Obama that we introduced today is the keynote of Obama's life.

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