How many versions of "Red Star Shines on China" are there?

1. Some unanswered questions

2. Slow train to Xi’an

3. Han Dynasty Bronze

IV. Through the red gate

Part 2: The road to Hongdu

1. Being chased by white bandits

2. Rebel

3. He Long's two or three things

4. Red Army Traveling Companions

Part 3: On Security

1. Figures in power in the Soviet Union

2. The Basic Policies of the Communist Party

3. On the Anti-Japanese War

IV. There is a reward of two million yuan on the head

5. Red Army Drama Club

Part 4: The Origin of a Communist Party Member

1. Childhood

2. Days in Changsha

3. The prelude to revolution

4. National Revolutionary Period

5. Soviet Movement

6. The Growth of the Red Army

Part Five: The Long March

1. The Fifth Encirclement and Suppression

2. The Great Migration of the Country

3. Heroes of Dadu River

4. Crossing the Great Grassland

Part 6 The Red Star is in the Northwest

1. Shaanxi Soviet Area: The Founding Period

2. Death and taxes

3. Soviet Society

IV. Anatomy of Currency

5. Life begins at fifty!

Part 7: On the way to the front line

1. Talking to Red Peasants

2. Soviet Area Industry

3. "They sang too much"

Part 8: Together with the Red Army

1. The "real" Red Army

2. Impressions of Peng Dehuai

3. Why become a Red Army?

Four. Guerrilla tactics

5. The life of a Red Army soldier

6. Political Lesson

Part 9: Together with the Red Army (continued)

1. Red Kiln Worker Xu Haidong

2. China’s Class War

3. Four Horses

Four. Muslims and Marxists

Part 10 War and Peace

1. Let’s talk about horses again

2. "Red Little Ghost"

3. The united front in practice

4. About Zhu De

Chapter 11 Return to Security

1. Encounter on the road

2. The life of a security guard

3. Russian influence

4. The Chinese Communist Movement and the Communist International

5. That foreign think tank

6. Farewell, Red China

Part 12: The White World Again

1. Prelude to the mutiny

2. The Commander-in-Chief was arrested

3. Chiang, Zhang and the Communist Party

4. "Tit for tat"

5. Auld Lang Syne?

6. The Red Sky

Appendix 1: Suffixes in the new translation of "Journey to the West"

Appendix 2: Snow's photography and interview activities in the Northwest Soviet Area

Appendix Three: Snow’s Living Room and the December 9th Student Movement

About the Author

Edgar Snow (1905-1972), a famous American journalist. He came to China in 1928 and served as a reporter and correspondent for European and American newspapers in China, and a lecturer in the Journalism Department of Yenching University. In June 1936, he went to the Soviet Area in northern Shaanxi alone. Through on-site inspections and exclusive interviews with revolutionary leaders such as Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai, he told the world for the first time the true situation of the Chinese Red Army and the Soviet Area, and thus created the documentary literary classic "Red Star". Shine on China" and became the first person in the world to report on the Chinese Red Army. After 1949, Snow visited China three times and was cordially received by Mao Zedong. His book "Red Star Shines on China" has become a landmark work in the history of journalism and reportage.

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