What is the author's style in The Heavenly Man: The Remarkable True Story of Chinese Christian Brother Yun by Brother Yun?

The story is written in first person, partly from the perspective of Yun and partly from his wife, Deling. There are also brief sections from two of Yun's brothers in Christ who witness his miraculous escape from prison. This division is not confusing and offers a less-restrictive point of view than is typical of first-person stories. Yun's side of the story sometimes differs from Deling, which provides readers with a broader look at some aspects of the story. For example, Yun says he is arrested when he and Deling go to get their marriage license but tells nothing more about the incident other than saying that it happened. Without Deling's perspective on that point, the reader would have been left to know nothing else about the incident. However, Deling tells her side of the story, including that she waits for Yun for a long time, but he never returns to the place where she is waiting. Deling says that when she can wait no longer, she gives up and returns to her own home. Despite the dual perspectives, there is no indication of what happens to Yun at that point, including whether he was actually jailed. It is known that Yun and Deling marry later so Yun is either jailed for only a short time or else is released without being sent to jail. The majority of the story comes from Yun's perspective. The sections written by Deling are separated from those written by Yun and are presented in a different font, making it evident to the reader which of the two is writing at any particular point.