Sun Enguang, a friend of mine who lives there and is a consultant to China Today, offered to introduce me to a ''legendary figure.'' So it was that I was brought to Mr. Sze Tu Mei Sun's home and learned of his extraordinary life. At the age of 80, Mr. Sze Tu was still hale and hearty, of sharp mind and quick wit. He didn't hide his emotions on learning that I was with China Today, the magazine founded by Mme. Soong Ching Ling. ''I used to read the English edition of China Reconstructs (former name of China Today) and once accompanied Mme. Soong on a visit to Indonesia in the 50s,'' he recalled with delight.
