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Series Preface
Preface
PART ONE: IN SEARCH OF RED CHINA
1. Some Unanswered Questions
2. Slow Train to “Western Peace”
3. Some Han Bronzes
4. Through Red Gates PART TWO: THE ROAD TO THE RED CAPITAL
1. Chased by White Bandits
2. The Insurrectionist
3. Something About Ho Lung
4. Red Companions PART THREE: IN “DEFENDED PEACE”
1. Soviet Strong Man
2. Basic Communist Policies
3. On War with Japan
4. $2,000,000 in Heads
5. Red Theater PART FOUR: GENESIS OF A COMMUNIST
1. Childhood
2. Days in Changsha
3. Prelude to Revolution
4. The Nationalist Period
5. The Soviet Movement
6. Growth of the Red Army PART FIVE: THE LONG MARCH
1. The Fifth Campaign
2. A Nation Emigrates
3. The Heroes of Tatu
4. Across the Grasslands PART SIX: RED STAR IN THE NORTHWEST
1. The Shensi Soviets: Beginnings
2. Death and Taxes
3. Soviet Society
4. Anatomy of Money
5. Life Begins at Fifty! PART SEVEN: EN ROUTE TO THE FRONT
1. Conversation with Red Peasants
2. Soviet Industries
3. “They Sing Too Much” PART EIGHT: WITH THE RED ARMY
1. The “Real” Red Army
2. Impression of P’eng Teh-huai
3. Why Is a Red?
4. Tactics of Partisan Warfare
5. Life of the Red Warrior
6. Session in Politics PART NINE: WITH THE RED ARMY (Continued)
1. Hsu Hai-tung, the Red Potter
2. Class War in China
3. Moslem and Marxist PART TEN: WAR AND PEACE
1. More About Horses
2. “Little Red Devils”
3. United Front in Action
4. Concerning Chu The PART ELEVEN: BACK TO PAO AN
1. Casuals of the Road
2. Life in Pao An
3. The Russian Influence
4. Chinese Communism and the Comintern
5. That Foreign Brain Trust
6. Farewell to Red China PART TWELVE: WHITE WORLD AGAIN
1. A Preface to Mutiny
2. The Generalissimo Is Arrested
3. Chiang, Chang and the Reds
4. “Point Counter Point”
5. Auld Lang Syne?
6. Red Horizons Epilogue, 1944 APPENDICES
Abbreviations
Further Interviews with Mao Tse-tung