Administering Southwest Jiangxi: Zeng Shan and the Soviet

Author: Xin Huashui Shui Gen Bu Gu
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Publish Date: 2003-07-01
Features: Red Earth Memory Series. During the period of fierce winds and heavy rains in the construction of the Soviet regime, China was undergoing rapid changes in the revolution, and it was also a time when revolutionaries experienced the most pain and sacrifice. The long-form film novel Strategizing in Southwest Jiangxi, set against the backdrop of that era of blood and thunder, focuses relatively on the Jiangxi Soviet administrative body. With the influence of his older brother, Comrade Zeng Shan joined the revolution—launched the Guantian Uprising—served as the of Jishui—led a life of exile and guerrilla warfare—engaged in Soviet regime construction under the leadership of Mao Zedong—was elected as the Secretary of the Provincial Soviet—served as the Minister of Internal Affairs and Acting Secretary of the Jiangxi Provincial Committee—persevered in guerrilla warfare. As the narrative, it recreates the extraordinary spirit of revolutionaries who once sowed seeds of revolution, awakened the masses, and fought with indomitable perseverance against the enemy, unwavering in their pursuit despite the risks of death.