The new book by the Peace Prize winner - an impressive insight into today's China. "The god in the shabby mountain streets is red. In the cool heights of Yunnan. When one is drunk. When one is beside oneself with joy that it hasn't killed you. When sunbeams, golden as sheep, leap over the peaks." Liao Yiwu, the Peace Prize winner, traveled to the most remote mountain villages in China to meet people who have clung to their Christian faith for generations despite all adversities. He shares numerous extraordinary life stories, from a 100-year-old nun to a blind street musician. A rare and impressive glimpse into the underground life of the largest persecuted minority in China, which officially does not even exist. "Liao's writings about Christians reveal the truth in the dark.".