Red Flag Chronicle (3 volumes)

Author: Liang Bin
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Features: Hongqi (Red Flag Chronicle): The novel follows the struggle history between the two generations of Zhu Laozhong and Yan Zhihe families and the two generations of Feng Laolan family as its main thread. It depicts the anti-head tax movement led by the Communist Party of China and the Baoding Normal School student uprising. Artfully summarizing the class struggle and revolutionary movements in northern China's rural and urban areas before and after the Great Revolution, it reflects the historical process of Chinese peasant revolution evolving from spontaneous resistance to organized struggle. In revealing the peasant issue of China's democratic revolution and the relationship between peasants and the democratic revolution led by the Communist Party, it achieves a remarkable breadth and depth. It can be said that among the novels reflecting peasant issues since the May Fourth Movement, it is a masterpiece. It not only truthfully portrays the fluctuations of the nation's history and the evolution of peasant hearts but also recreates the journey of Chinese peasants towards revolution. It summarizes the historical experience of peasant class struggle over two thousand years and vividly demonstrates that only by being correctly led by the Communist Party of China, organizing themselves, and fighting can the peasants achieve victory. It is precisely this point that reveals the essential characteristics of the democratic revolution stage. Its reflection of the history of the new democratic revolution thus achieves a harmonious combination of life's breadth and ideological depth.