Red Star Shines on China

"Red Star Shining on China" is an immortal masterpiece by the famous American journalist Edgar Snow. The author conducted an on-the-spot investigation into the revolutionary base areas in northwest China from June to October 1936, and completed the writing of "A Long Journey to the West" based on the first-hand materials obtained during the investigation. As a Western journalist, Snow made an objective evaluation of the Chinese Communist Party and the Chinese revolution, and made fair reports to the world. There are 12 chapters in the book, and the main content includes: an introduction to the Red Army's Long March; interviews with the main leaders of the Communist Party of China and the Red Army; the anti-Japanese policy of the Communist Party of China and the military strategy of the Red Army; the author's entire interview experience and feelings, etc. Because of Snow's passion and love for the Chinese people aroused by his adventures in the northwest red zone, he spent almost all his energy in the second half of his life to continue exploring and reporting on Chinese issues. "The Journey to the West" has been translated into more than 20 languages ​​and has spread almost all over the world. The book has been constantly reprinted and reprinted, educating millions of readers and generations of young people, making it a prestigious and well-known literary work.