标题：Call Of Yanan
图书信息
出版社: 外文出版社; 第1版 (2003年1月1日)
丛书名: 中国之光
精装: 429页
正文语种: 英语
开本: 16
ISBN: 7119034766, 9787119034768
条形码: 9787119034768
尺寸: 23 x 15.6 x 3.6 cm
重量: 862 g
作者简介
作者：(印度)巴苏(Basu.B.K)
内容简介
The China Society for People's Friendship Studies（PFS）in cooperation with the Foreign Languages Press（FLP）in Beijing has arrangedfor republication，in the series entitled Light on China of some fifty bookswritten in English between the 1 860s and the founding years of the People'SRepublic，by journalistic and other sympathetic eyewitnesses of the revolutionary events described．Most of these books have long been out of print，but are now being brought back to life for the benefit of readers in Chinaand abroad.
目录
Part Ⅰ：Mission to China
International League of Oppressed Peoples Against
Imperialism
Indian Medical Mission to China
Imperialism，the Highest Stage of Capitalism
1　Calcutta to Hongkong
Part Ⅱ：A Perspective on China
China 1820—1920
2　Canton to Changsha
3　Hankow Front
4　Retreat to Yichang After the Fall of Wuhan
Part Ⅲ：A Period of Enforced Idleness
The First United Front (1924—27)
Dimensions of the United Front
The Sian Incident，Dec1 936
5　Chungking
6　Senseless New Life Movement
7　Dogfight in Chungking
8　Sianthe KMT Bastille
9　The Sian Incident
Part Ⅳ：Yanan，the Great Cradle of the Revolution
Suppression and Encirclement Campaigns
The Long March
10　Yananthe Great Rear of the War
11　Hospitals ofthe Great Rear
12　Wei Hsiaothe Medical School from Kiangsi Soviet Days
13　Kang Dathe Anti—Japanese Military and Political UniversityJ7
14　Meeting Mao Tse-tung
15　Caves of Kweimao
16　Hospital at Ganguyi
17　Model Hospital in Caves
Part Ⅴ：C rossing the Yellow River
BorderRegion GovernmenlSet up
Yanan，the Cradle ofthe Revolution
Encirclement and Economic Blockades
Anti—Communist Onslaughts by KMT
The Internationalists
18　Cholkar Leaves for India
19　KMT Reluctant to Fight
20　Mukherjee Leaves for India
21　Nehru Comes to Chungking
22　Heavy Bombing in Yanan
23　Leave for Shansi Front
Part Ⅵ：South East Shansi Front
The RedArmy
Strategy in China’S Revolutionary War
Guerrilla Warfare
A Phenomenal Political Consciousness Developed
in Everv,Fighter
24　Long March to Chin Dung Nan
25　General Tang’S Guerrilla Division
26　Crossing Enemy Lines at Licheng
27　A Programme of Political Study
28　Chu Teh Mediates for BaSU and Atal Leaves for India
29　Three Unforgettable Weeks with the Crack 1 st Regiment
Part Ⅶ：Hopei，An Area of Fierce Fighting
A People’S War
Base Areas Behind Enemy Lines
30　Commander Yang’S Western Hopei Guerrilla Djvision
31　Peasants SelfDefence Corps
32　Chi Nan Government Shifts Daily
33　Fantastic Mass Organisation Amidst Gruesome Mopping-up Campaigns
34　Central Hopei Army
35　Ping Hsi
36　Hundred Flowers Mountain
37　Hundred Regiment Offensive
38　Back to Yanan
39　Policy of the Border Region Government of Hopei—Chahar—Shansi
Part Ⅷ：Work in Yanan
The World-Shocking Southern Anhui Incident
Meeting Mao Leaders SettheExample
40　Living with Economic Blockades
41　All Oppressed Nations Come Together
42　Back to India
Part Ⅸ：Reports from China Reportsfrom China
43　Eighth Route Army and Medical Service in the Front
44　The Mohammedan Brigade of Central Hopei
45　In the Midst ofMopping—up Operations
46　We Join the Hundred Regiment Offensive
47　The People’S Political Council of the Border Region
48　Ping Hsi or West of Peiping Anti—Japanese Base
49　The Legendary Chu Teh
Part Ⅹ：Notes
Appendixes
Map of China
Map of the Long March Route
Map of North China Areas Where Peng Teh—huai，
Vice Commander—in—Chief,8th Route Army，Directed
Operations During the War of Resistance Against
Japanese Aggression
Note on Chinese Spelling