Old Series - The Chinese Expeditionary Force in Northern Myanmar

Author: Sun Kegang
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: Southbound Journey adopts the first edition of Mr. Ai Wu from the 1930s, consisting of only eight works, yet already including some of the most representative masterpieces of Southbound Journey; Southbound Kitchen is a work written by Mr. Ma Zihua in the 1940s, published in 1946, and reprinted in 1983. Due to the social environment at the time, some edits were made. This time, as one of the "Old Editions," it restores the original content, reflecting the progress of the times and society; The Moon over the Hong River is a work by linguist Mr. Xing Gongwan during his field research in South Yunnan in the 1940s. It was only published in 1957 and was soon forgotten in the changing social environment. This time, it is included in the "Old Editions" to be enjoyed by readers; The Chinese Expeditionary Force in Northern Myanmar contains two parts: one is The Story of Subduing bandits in Myanmar, published by Mr. Sun Kegang in 1946, which tells the heroic deeds of the Chinese army in Myanmar during the War of Resistance; the other is essays, letters, and other writings recalling or narrating this major event.