The first article, Exploring Red China, tells the author's curiosity about the red world and begins to explore the secrets of the Soviet Republic, the Red Army and communist party. It also tells the reason and process that Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng reached an anti-Japanese agreement with the * * * production party.

The second part tells the story of the experience of being chased by white bandits on the way into the red zone, and tells the story of the Kuomintang's policy of suppressing the local area through the "militia" organization. The life experiences and unique personal charms of Zhou Enlai and He Long are introduced. This paper introduces the stories of many young Red Army soldiers who joined and loved the Red Army because of the fate of exploitation and oppression.

In the third chapter, Si Nuo finally met Mao Zedong and introduced many stories he knew about Mao Zedong, including his legend, his wife, his influence, his daily life including his daily diet and so on. In particular, it shows his personality: complex, interesting, naturally intelligent, energetic and highly self-respecting. Then it introduces Mao Zedong's views on some international figures, including MacDonald and Roosevelt, and his research: views on Indian, philosophy, religion and so on. Next, Si Nuo will introduce the basic argument of the * * * production party: "China's national independence and democratic politics can't be realized without its foreign anti-imperialist policy and domestic agrarian revolution", and then introduce the basic policy of the * * * production party at that time: resisting Japanese imperialism, and have a lot of discussions with Mao Zedong on this issue. Finally, he narrated some of Lin Biao's life, his answering questions in the Red Army University, and his watching performances of the Red Army Drama Club and interviewing Wei Gongzhi, the president of the Red Army Drama Club.

The fourth article mainly describes his interview with Mao Zedong. Through talking with Mao Zedong for several nights, he learned about Mao Zedong's life, including his early experiences: how he was born, his childhood, his parents' education, how he rebelled against his father, how he read "forbidden books", how he worked, and so on. Then he introduced a story that influenced his life: the people of Changsha rebelled and were suppressed by famine. Next, it introduces Mao Zedong's early ideological source, his experience in joining the army, joining Hunan Normal University and working in Beiping. Then he introduced his political activities, such as writing Xiangjiang Review, setting up a cultural bookstore, opposing warlords and organizing workers. Especially how he established his belief in Marxism. Then came the glorious deeds of producer party member Mao Zedong: attending the first national congress, cooperating with Guangzhou, organizing an uprising and participating in the establishment of the Soviet government. Finally, he briefly described the development and growth of the Red Army, the victory and defeat of several counter-encirclement campaigns, and finally arrived in Gansu and Shaanxi through the Long March.

The fifth article describes the situation of the Long March. At the beginning, Si Nuo briefly explained the causes of the Long March, including how Chiang Kai-shek organized the fifth encirclement and suppression campaign, how the Red Army failed in the fifth counter-encirclement campaign, and how the Red Army withdrew from the Jiangxi base area in order to preserve its effective strength. Then it introduces the hardships of the Long March: how to break through the enemy's four lines of defense, how to suffer heavy losses, how to change tactics and go into battle lightly, and focuses on how the Red Army can overcome many difficulties, break through many obstacles and create miracles in the Dadu River. Next, the difficulties encountered by the Red Army in crossing grasslands and passing through ethnic minority areas are introduced. Finally, Si Nuo proved the greatness and achievements of the Long March through a set of statistical data (18 mountains, 24 rivers, 12 provinces, 62 cities, and 10 local warlords): it reached an area that played an important role in the fate of China, Japan and the Soviet Union, explained the purpose of the agrarian revolution and the anti-Japanese policy along the way, and armed Qian Qian.

The sixth chapter describes Liu Zhidan's early experience, how to establish the Red Army in northern Shaanxi and how to be wronged, from which we can see Liu Zhidan's odious character and more radical revolutionary line. Next, Si Nuo described the sufferings of the people in the northwest, including the lack of effective means of famine relief, which led to a large number of people starving to death, and the experience of people's resistance in past dynasties, which explained the reasons for the rise of the Soviet movement in the northwest. Next, Si Nuo described some measures taken by the Northwest Soviet Movement, including abolishing taxes, confiscating landlords' land and distributing it to the poor, providing loans to the poor, cooperative movement, women's autonomy in marriage, popularizing education, currency reform and so on. Finally, the article describes how Xu Teli took part in the revolutionary work at a very old age and devoted himself to the party's education (including military education, social education stations and the promotion of Latin pinyin).

The seventh chapter describes what Si Nuo saw and heard when he went to the frontier of Gansu. At the beginning of the article, he and young party member Hu Jinkui talked with farmers: At first, everyone complained about the Red Army, such as collecting too much grain, but once compared with the White Army, the farmers remembered the advantages of the Red Army, including tax exemption and paying for work, which the White Army could not do. Next, Si Nuo described a lot about the industries in the Soviet area, including how to develop the industries in the Soviet area under very difficult circumstances, including handicrafts, oil wells and so on. Finally, the article describes the colorful life of ordinary workers, including basketball games, free medical care, social insurance, reading, writing, singing and so on, and makes a comparison with the life of workers in other parts of China. Finally summed up in one sentence: they have the spirit of socialist industry even if they lack the things of socialist industry!

The eighth chapter describes the various situations of the Red Army that Si Nuo learned after he arrived at the headquarters of the Red Army. At the beginning, he described the basic situation of the Red Army he knew: 60% to 70% of the soldiers were literate, about one third were former Kuomintang soldiers, and many of them graduated from various military schools, including Huangpu Military Academy; The Red Army respects women, the masses have a good evaluation of the Red Army's morality, and the casualty rate of officers is high. They all fight side by side with the soldiers, and the officers and men have basically the same food and clothing. Next, it describes his impression of General Peng, including his life, his straightforward style, his staying up late and getting up early, his love for children, his concern for comrades, how to read books about * * * productism, how to participate in the party's work, how to attach great importance to guerrilla warfare and so on. Finally, this paper describes his understanding of the life of the Red Army: their perseverance, simple diet, regular work and rest, the role of Lenin's room, how to take political lessons and so on.

The ninth chapter begins with a description of Xu Haidong's life, including his early experiences, his strong class consciousness and its causes (66 people were killed by the Kuomintang), how he joined the * * * production party, and how he saw the brutal crimes committed by the Kuomintang army against the former Soviet area.

Next, it tells the influence of Northwest Ma family (Ma Hongkui, Ma Hongbin, Ma Bufang and Ma) on Northwest politics, including various exorbitant taxes and levies, conscription policies, etc. And the history and present situation of Hui people in northwest China, including the deep contradiction between Han and Hui people, the Red Army's struggle and resistance against Hui people, including how to issue a political program for Hui people, how to establish the core of the Red Army of China Hui people, how to launch a Hui revolution that respects religion, and how to shoot one.

Chapter 10 begins with some things about the Red Army cavalry, followed by some deeds related to the Red Army soldiers, including how a Red Army soldier joined the Red Army, how the Red Army helped their families, the heroic deeds of young pioneers, their mental state and so on. Next, Si Nuo described what he had learned about how the Red Army implemented the United Front. Finally, the article focuses on the deeds of Comrade Zhu De, including his outstanding leadership of the Red Army, his wife's situation, his love for his subordinates, his extremely gentle and responsible personality, and his love for reading. Then, it discusses Zhu De's early experience and how to take part in the revolutionary work, as well as his cooperation with Mao Zedong. The alliance between Zhu and Mao is not competitive, but complementary. He has no political ambitions. He can accept orders, so he can also issue orders.

Chapter 11 begins with the story of an old man who keeps horses. He is very old, but he still insists on joining the Red Army. He thought it worthwhile to do it for the Red Army. Next, I narrated the story of a Christian soldier, introduced some religious policies of the Red Army by the way, and then wrote a story about encirclement and suppression of vigilante groups. After that, Si Nuo wrote some interesting stories about his life after he returned to the security team, including playing cards, eating and drinking, and so on. Then, Si Nuo began to describe the influence of Russia (Soviet Union) and * * * production international on the Red Army. The basic point is that the leadership of * * * Production International has gained great benefits, but some serious setbacks encountered are also related to * * * Production International, including the setbacks in 1927 and the handling of the revolutionary 19 route army. Finally, Si Nuo described his last visit to Mao Zedong (about uniting against Japan and establishing a democratic government, etc.). ) and how he reluctantly bid farewell to Red China.

The first half of the twelfth chapter mainly describes the Xi 'an incident in Si Nuo's eyes, including the background, precursors, how the incident happened, how it was finally solved and how the cooperation between the two countries began. We can see the sincerity of the * * * production party to stop the civil war and form an anti-Japanese "national United front" by solving the situation. In the second half, Si Nuo mainly tried to explore the future of China Revolution. First of all, he expounded the main historical tasks of the China Revolution: overthrowing imperialism and realizing democracy, expounded the present situation of the bourgeoisie and proletariat in China, and reviewed the history of the China Revolution and the background of War of Resistance against Japanese Aggression. Finally, he came to a forward-looking conclusion: "The social revolutionary movement in China may suffer setbacks and temporarily retreat ... but it will not only continue to grow, but will eventually win-win. There is a simple reason. The basic conditions of the social revolutionary movement in China itself contain powerful factors for the victory of this movement. "