My Visit to Yan'an: Correspondence and Letters Home in 1944

My Visit to Yan'an: Correspondence and Letters Home in 1944

by Israel Epstein

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"My Visit to Yan'an: Correspondence and Letters Home from 1944" is Epstein's early work. In 1944, as a member of the "Northwest Visiting Group of Chinese and Foreign Journalists", he went to the base areas behind enemy lines for interviews as a reporter for the New York Times and Time magazines. He wrote a large number of vivid and detailed communications reports, which were widely reprinted and disseminated by international media. He broke the Kuomintang's blockade of public opinion and had a wide-ranging and positive impact. This interview report has therefore become an indelible page in the history of news dissemination of China's Anti-Japanese War.

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