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英美记者眼中的延安
Compiled By Zhao Hong
The Thirteen Years of Yan'an (1935-1948) was an important stage in which the Communist Party of China led the Chinese people to victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation. It was also an important period in which the Communist Party of China moved from a non-ruling position to a ruling party, and from Yan'an to the world. In the process of the victory of the Chinese revolution, many international friends gave great support and help to the Chinese Communists. They came from all over the world, including friends from Britain, France, the United States, the Soviet Union, North Korea, Austria, India, Germany, and even Japan. They not only broke the national The party's slanderous words against the Communist Party have shown that the CCP's democratic governance in the border areas has won the sincere support of the broad masses of the people, and have shown to the world the high image of the Chinese Communists as being smart and capable, with noble moral character, equal officers and soldiers, selfless dedication, and fighting for the interests of the country and the people. They witnessed the victory of China's Anti-Japanese War, and also witnessed the historical process of Chinese Communists growing up and going global. This book takes the British and American journalists who came to Yan'an from 1935 to 1948 as the main research object, and conducts a comprehensive study of the 33 journalists who came to Yan'an in chronological order. The book is divided into three chapters: upper, middle and lower: based on collecting and sorting information, the author tries his best to give an overall overview of the life of each journalist who came to Yan'an, the reasons for their visit, their activities in Yan'an, the content of their conversations with the leaders of the Communist Party of China, and the feelings and significance of their trip to Yan'an. (Due to data limitations, the situation of individual journalists can only be briefly introduced) By writing the "Yan'an Story" of British and American journalists, their important contribution and historical significance to the Chinese revolution are highlighted.
The Thirteen Years of Yan'an (1935-1948) was an important stage in which the Communist Party of China led the Chinese people to victory in the War of Resistance Against Japan and the War of Liberation. It was also an important period in which the Communist Party of China moved from a non-ruling position to a ruling party, and from Yan'an to the world. In the process of the victory of the Chinese revolution, many international friends gave great support and help to the Chinese Communists. They came from all over the world, including friends from Britain, France, the United States, the Soviet Union, North Korea, Austria, India, Germany, and even Japan. They not only broke the national The party's slanderous words against the Communist Party have shown that the CCP's democratic governance in the border areas has won the sincere support of the broad masses of the people, and have shown to the world the high image of the Chinese Communists as being smart and capable, with noble moral character, equal officers and soldiers, selfless dedication, and fighting for the interests of the country and the people. They witnessed the victory of China's Anti-Japanese War, and also witnessed the historical process of Chinese Communists growing up and going global. This book takes the British and American journalists who came to Yan'an from 1935 to 1948 as the main research object, and conducts a comprehensive study of the 33 journalists who came to Yan'an in chronological order. The book is divided into three chapters: upper, middle and lower: based on collecting and sorting information, the author tries his best to give an overall overview of the life of each journalist who came to Yan'an, the reasons for their visit, their activities in Yan'an, the content of their conversations with the leaders of the Communist Party of China, and the feelings and significance of their trip to Yan'an. (Due to data limitations, the situation of individual journalists can only be briefly introduced) By writing the "Yan'an Story" of British and American journalists, their important contribution and historical significance to the Chinese revolution are highlighted.