Chapter One: Exploring Red China.
This chapter tells the author's curiosity about the red world and begins to explore the secrets of the Soviet Union, the Red Army and communist party. It also tells the reason and process that Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng reached an agreement with the producers of * * * to engage in Japan.
Chapter two? Hongdu road
This chapter describes the experience of being chased by white bandits on the way into the red zone, and tells the Kuomintang's policy of suppressing the local area through the "militia" organization. This paper introduces the life experiences of Zhou Enlai and He Long, their unique personal charm, and the story that many young Red Army soldiers devoted themselves to and loved the Red Army because of the fate of exploitation and oppression.
Chapter III: Safety?
This chapter tells the author's initial impression of Mao Zedong, the leader of the Communist Party of China (CPC): healthy, unpretentious, humorous, smart and energetic, and a gifted strategist and political strategist. * * * The basic policy of the production party is anti-imperialism and anti-feudalism, various courses carried out by the Red Army University and propaganda work carried out by the Red Army Drama Club.
Chapter four: The origin of party member.
This chapter tells the story of the Communist Party of China (CPC) leader Mao Zedong's life experience, ideological transformation and the process of becoming the leader of the Red Army.
Chapter 5: Long March
This chapter describes the difficult process of the Red Army's Long March. It focuses on the difficulties and heroic deeds of crossing the Dadu River and the prairie in the fifth big encirclement and suppression campaign and the Long March.
Chapter 6: Is the Red Star in the Northwest?
This chapter tells the story of Liu Zhidan's founding of the Northwest Soviet Area, and the sufferings brought to the people by the great famine and exorbitant taxes and fees in the northwest. Social, political, economic, cultural and monetary policies of the Soviet Union.
Chapter 7: On the way to the front?
This chapter tells the story of ordinary farmers supporting the Red Army, the prosperity of Soviet industry and the optimistic and lively socialist industrial spirit of Soviet workers.
Chapter 8: With the Red Army?
This chapter tells the story of the author who went deep into the real Red Army and learned that they were young, energetic, well-trained, disciplined, well-equipped and highly politically conscious, which made them an iron army. It also tells the tragic childhood experience that prompted the commander Peng to embark on the revolutionary road and his unique personal charm. Causes and strategies of guerrilla tactics of the red army. A healthy and prosperous life for Red Army soldiers.
Chapter 9: Being with the Red Army (continued)?
This chapter * * * the Communist Party of China (CPC)'s military leader Xu Haidong's life course, as well as China's brutal class war brought the killing and suffering to the people. Describe the strategy of the * * * production party to unite the Hui people against the oppressors.
Chapter 10: War and Peace?
This chapter tells the story of the patience, diligence, cleverness and efforts of teenagers who represent China's hope for Red China, the efforts of the * * * production party to establish a United front and the outstanding leadership and personal charm of revolutionary leader Zhu De.
Chapter 1 1: Back to security?
This chapter tells the colorful life of the Red Army's security zone under enemy blockade. This paper describes the influence of Russia on Red China and the mistakes made by German consultant Li De in commanding operations and their causes.
Chapter 12: White world again.
This chapter describes in detail the concrete process and results of the Xi 'an Incident and its positive influence on the formation of the anti-Japanese national united front, and analyzes the complexity of the social revolutionary movement in China.
Extended data:
Edgar snow, the author of Red Star over China (formerly known as Red Star over China), was born in Kansas City, Missouri, USA in 1905, the youngest of three children. His father opened a small printing factory and his family lived a well-off life. His father asked him to engage in printing. But he took a completely different road from his father and became a world-famous journalist. Edgar snow came to China on 1928 and worked as a reporter and correspondent for several newspapers in Europe and America. From April 1933 to June 1935, Si Nuo was also a lecturer in the journalism department of yenching university, Beiping. From June 65438 to June 0936, Si Nuo visited the Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region and wrote a lot of communication reports, becoming the first western journalist to cover the Red Zone.
References:
Baidu Encyclopedia: Red Star Shines on China