In the five years since the death of Danny Pearl, the editor-in-chief of the South Asia region of The Wall Street Journal , nearly 230 journalists have been killed on the front lines of the mission.
Marina Pearlwill never forget that day, the day that changed her life forever-January 23, 2001. At that time, she and her husband came to Karachi in southern Pakistan because of the news about the connection between Richard Reid, the "Shoe Bomber" and the terrorist organization, because there was a "middleman" who agreed to help provide inside information. Taking safety into consideration, Danny asked Marina to go back first and attend the appointment alone. Before leaving, Danny also told Marina that he might not be able to make dinner, and asked her to eat first and not wait for him, however, he never came back.
In the five weeks from the disappearance of her husband to the confirmed death, Marina never gave up the hope of finding Danny. In the face of death, Danny’s challenging spirit and his firm belief in the power of journalism led Marina to record everything that happened in the memoir "A Mighty Heart: My Husband Danny Pearl" "The Brave Life and Death".
When Danny disappeared, Marina was 6 months pregnant. Later, she gave birth to a son and named the child Adam according to Danny’s wishes before his death. She hoped that this book could help Adam learn from each other. From the side, he understands his heroic father who has never met. This memoir does not contain the bitterness and hatred that have prevailed since 9/11. It transcends religion, race, and country. It simply records the happiness that Marina and Danny once shared. Marina does not want to Let this kind of inter-ethnic hatred continue to Adam, and she hopes that her son can grow up in a purely happy and happy environment.
Although Danny's death caused Marina to experience painful torture, she has always adhered to the common beliefs of the two and refused to give in to hatred and fear. When all the dust settled, Marina left the land of right and wrong and returned to the French country, where she lived with her son
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