Long March - An Unheard-Of Story

Author: Harrison Salisbury [USA]
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Publish Date: 2001-01-01
Features: This is a newly published book by a foreigner that systematically reflects the Long March of the Chinese Red Army. The author, Harrison Salisbury, is a renowned American writer. The book adopts his skillful method of narrating personal anecdotes and experiences, vividly recreating the epic journey of the Long March and imbuing it with the author's admiration for the Chinese revolution and the spirit of the Long March. Based on the author's own perspective, and using a wealth of materials, it offers an honest analysis of the events and figures that occurred during the Long March, highlighting the courage, perseverance, hardships, and achievements of the Chinese people. It vividly portrays the spiritual demeanor and diverse personalities of Mao Zedong and his fellow revolutionaries, showcasing the different experiences and personal loves and hatreds of the older generation of revolutionaries. Rich in content, with a fresh style, the translation is rigorous and faithful to the original work. It is worth reading for all audiences.