Fang Zhi Min -- Youthful Red Classics

Author: Guan Qiyin, Ren Nongchao (Editor)
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Publish Date: 2004-09-01
Features: This is a series of juvenile books with great social impact and immense market potential. No matter how far China's reform progresses, it cannot and will not deviate from the purpose, guiding ideology, principles of conduct, and glorious traditions of the Chinese revolution. The more we keep pace with the times, the more we must raise high the banner of inheriting revolutionary traditions. To implement the central government's opinions on strengthening the ideological and moral construction of minors, make full use of and integrate publishing resources for moral education, and provide revolutionary tradition education for minors, this series of books is launched; and this is also to celebrate the 55th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China and commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Long March of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army. After the failure of the Great Revolution, Fang Zhi Min started with two and a half guns, fought through hundreds of battles, and established a vibrant revolutionary base in northern Hebei. In November 1934, he led the Red Army Anti-Japanese Advance Corps northward to fight against Japanese aggression. He was blocked and captured by the Kuomintang army, remained unyielding in prison, and wrote works such as "The Beautiful China," "Purity," and "A Brief Account of My Revolutionary Struggles." He was executed heroically in Nanchang on August 6 of the following year.