Jiangxi: Cradle of the Red China

Author: Gao Hairui Mei Hong
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Publishing Time: 2006-01-01
Features: Jiangxi Province lies in southeast China. In the 1920s and 1930s, Jiangxi witnessed the surging tide of workers' and peasants' movements and of armed insurgencies. The Anyuan Workers' Strike raised the curtain for the great revolution, the August 1 Nanchang Uprising created the Red Army, the struggles in the Jinggang Mountains laid the foundation for the red base areas, and the red regime of the Provisional Central Government of the Soviet Republic of China was established in Ruijin. Among its mountains and rivers lie numerous revolutionary sites and relics, telling stories about the arduous struggles and heroic spirits of revolutionary veterans. Today, the people of Jiangxi, carrying forward the unrealised wishes of previous generations, have made notable progress in building a brand-new Jiangxi. With detailed descriptions and lavish illustrations, the book presents the revolutionary history of Jiangxi, its green landscapes, and its rise in the new era. It is easy to have a quick look at China's past and present, but it takes time to gain a panoramic knowledge of China. The "Panoramic China" series is meant to assist readers, especially those overseas, in this respect. Each volume in the series focuses on a province, municipality, or autonomous region, describing, with illustrations, the outstanding characteristics of each area from different perspectives.