Where does the author of Red Star Shines on China go to find the footprints of the Red Army?

The author went to the northwest revolutionary base to find the footprints of the Red Army, mainly referring to the northwest and north of Shaanxi Province, the eastern part of Gansu Province, Ningxia Hui Autonomous Region and other regions.

The Northwest Revolutionary Base (1established in February, 935) was formed by the merger of the Shaanxi-Gansu border revolutionary base and the northern Shaanxi revolutionary base in the later period of the Agrarian Revolutionary War. In the early days, it was bordered by the Great Wall in the north, Weibei Plain in the south, Liupanshan Mountain in the west and the Yellow River in the east.

Red Star over China, also known as Red Star over China, is an immortal masterpiece of edgar snow, a famous American journalist, and a reportage with beautiful writing and informative materials.

From June 1936 to June 10, the author recorded what he saw and heard in the field interview in the northwest revolutionary base area of China, and reported to the world the situation of China * * * Production Party, Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army and many Red Army leaders and generals. Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai and Zhu De are the most representative figures in Si Nuo's works.

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From June of 1936 to June of 10, the author made an on-the-spot investigation in the northwest revolutionary base area, and completed the writing of Red Star over China according to the first-hand materials he had mastered. As a western journalist, Si Nuo made an objective evaluation of the revolutions in the Communist Party of China (CPC) and China and made a fair report to the whole world.

Si Nuo had many long talks with Mao Zedong and Zhou Enlai, and collected the first-hand information of the 25,000-mile Long March. In addition, he also conducted on-the-spot investigation, went deep into the Red Army soldiers and ordinary people, and made an extensive and in-depth investigation on the military and civilian life, local political reform, customs and habits in the Soviet area. During the four-month interview, he wrote 14 notebooks.

At the end of 10, Si Nuo returned to Beiping from northern Shaanxi with his interview materials, films and photos. After several months of writing, the English version of Red Star over China and the Chinese version of reportage Red Star over China were finally born.

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Red Star Shines on China-Baidu Encyclopedia