Personal Account of the Long March of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army

Author: Li Haiwen
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Publish Date: 2005-05-01
Features: The heroic epic Long March 70 years ago changed China and influenced the world. This book is an earliest, authentic, and precious record of the Red Army's Long March.
Earliest—Most of the content was written in October 1936;
Authentic—Every author was once a senior Party official and a high-ranking commander of the Red Army. They personally experienced the rain of bullets, crossing natural hazards, climbing snow-capped mountains, and traversing grasslands;
Precious—Due to various reasons, the original text was only published as internal reference materials within the Party in the 1950s and has been sealed away for 50 years. To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the Long March, this book has reorganized and selected 90 original articles, arranged in the order of daily events, marching times, and routes. In this way, readers will see a complete journey and stories of the Red Army's Long March. The book is also supplemented with a large number of precious sketches, photographs, battle site images, and maps related to the Long March.