Chronicle of the Autumn Harvest Uprising - Volume of Revolutionary Insurrection

Author: Wu Zhenlu
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Publish Date: 2007-01-01
Features: After the "August 7th Conference," Mao Zedong and others planned and launched the Autumn Harvest Uprising. Multiple forces marched towards Changsha. However, under strong enemy pressure, the offensive quickly failed. The Chinese revolution was at a new historical turning point. Amidst the choices between impatience and calmness, fantasy and reality, Mao Zedong the enemy's weak areas in the middle section of the Luoxiao Mountains, beginning a landmark and great advance: the attack on Luxi, the reorganization at Sanwan, settling in Maoping, uniting and reforming Yuan and Wang, executing Chen, Xu, Han, and Huang, establishing a red regime, and successively welcoming Zhu De, Chen Yi, and Peng Dehuai's guerrilla forces to the mountains. They "combined suppression" and ultimately turned the flickering sparks of armed struggle into a blazing fire on Jinggang Mountain. Rich and detailed materials, vivid narration, and numerous photographs will authentically recreate this historical process.