"Blood and Fire Forge a Monument: A Record of the Struggle of the CCP's Underground Organizations in Eastern Sichuan and Sichuan-Kiangsi Before Liberation"

Author: Yang Zhe
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Features: This book, spanning over 400,000 words, presents for the first time in a comprehensive and detailed manner the complex and thrilling journey of the underground Party organizations in Chongqing and Sichuan during the struggle against enemies before the liberation. It reveals many little-known historical facts. Rich in historical materials and filled with thrilling plots, it holds the highest authority among Party history resources on the same theme, possessing great collectible and readability value. It has now been ordered as a collection book by the National Museum of Chinese History.
The book takes the struggles of the underground Party organizations in Chongqing and Sichuan against major enemy sabotage, as well as the four armed uprisings—the Renxiu Tianpu, Liangping-Datian, Fengjie-Danning-Wuxi, and Huaying Mountain—as its main threads, interweaving the short biographies of numerous revolutionary martyrs and surviving underground Party workers. It praises the heroic and indomitable deeds of the underground Party organizations during that tragic struggle, which were arduous, fierce, and full of moving stories. At the same time, it exposes the vile faces of Party traitors who fell into corruption and cowardice, and narrates their shameful fates.
Reading this book, you will experience the truth behind the quote by Lu Xun: "Revolution is painful, and it is inevitably mixed with filth and blood—it is not as perfect as poets imagine." Reading this book, you will discover the real story behind the novel Red Rock, and trace the prototypes of some characters in the novel. You will undergo a sacred spiritual purification in the depths of your soul. Reading this book, you will deeply realize that contemporary corrupt officials are the Party's traitors, who have caused greater damage to the Party organization than enemy spies, making them even more dangerous.
This book is an excellent teaching material for maintaining the advanced nature of Party members and promoting patriotic education. It is a book worth collecting by Party history research institutions, Party schools, libraries, and middle and high schools. It is also a precious book that underground Party workers and their families who experienced that struggle must read and keep.