Pioneer of the War Against Japan: Founding the Northeast People's Revolutionary Army and Waging Guerrilla Warfare

One day in December 1928, Shenyang lay blanketed in snow. Golden sunlight fell across the white landscape, making it dazzlingly bright. At that moment, more than a dozen people were gathered around an ordinary table in a modest house outside the eastern gate of Dadong, Shenyang, heatedly discussing something. Suddenly, more than ten police officers burst through the door. A young man of about thirty stood up and shouted, “What are you doing? What gives you the right to barge into my home?” The police paid no heed to his protests. Without a word, they took him and everyone else in the room away.