How does Si Nuo describe the life of Red Army soldiers?

Life summary of soldiers in Red Star Shines on Chinese Red Army;

China soldiers have a bad reputation abroad. Many people think that their guns are mainly decorations, and the only way to fight is to use opium pipes; If there is a rifle exchange of fire, it is a pre-agreed air shooting; The battle is determined by yin and yang, and the soldiers are made by opium.

For most armies in the past, this statement was correct to some extent, but now the well-equipped first-class China soldiers (Red Army and White Army) are no longer jokes in burlesque, which will soon be seen by the whole world. China's failure to repel the Japanese attack is not the criterion for judging: apart from the resistance that was later wiped out in Shanghai, there has been no serious resistance so far.

China's failure to repel the Japanese attack is not the criterion for judging: apart from the resistance that was later wiped out in Shanghai, there has been no serious resistance so far.

There are still many funny armies in China, but in recent years, a new type of China soldiers has emerged, and they will soon replace those old soldiers. Civil war, especially the class war between the Red Army and the White Army, has always been costly, and the fighting is often fierce. There is no room for forgiveness and compromise between the two sides.

After ten years of civil strife in China, if nothing else, at least a fighting force with modern technology and tactical experience and a military mind core has been established, and a powerful army will soon be built, which can no longer be regarded as a silver wax spear.

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The Red Star Shines on China not only achieved great success in political sense, but also became a model of similar works in the artistic techniques of reportage creation. The angles of characterization, environmental description and narration are almost superb.

After the Chinese version of Red Star Shines on China was published, it also produced great repercussions in China. Thousands of young people in China took to the revolutionary road because they read The Red Star Shines on China.

1937 10 "Red Star Shines on China" was first published in Britain, and it became a sensation in the world as soon as it came out. In the first few weeks of its publication in London, it was reprinted seven times in a row and sold more than 65438+ 10,000 copies. World public opinion generally believes that this is a masterpiece, marking a new era of western understanding of China.

According to the survey of American historian Harold isaacs, as the main source of Americans' impression of China, The Red Star Shines on China is second only to Pearl Buck's The Good Earth.

"The Good Earth" made Americans truly understand the common people in China for the first time, and "Red Star Shines on China" made westerners understand the real life of producers in China. In a sense, a generation of Americans learned about China producers from Si Nuo.

In The Red Star Shines on China, Si Nuo discusses the background of the China Revolution and the reasons for its development. He judged that, due to the propaganda and concrete actions of China's * * * production party, the poor and the oppressed have new ideas and new beliefs about the country, society and individuals that must be put into action.

It is with this ideological arm that a group of young people have been able to carry out a mass struggle against Kuomintang rule for ten years. He admired the Long March, asserted that it was actually a strategic retreat, and praised it as a heroic epic and an unparalleled expedition in modern history.

Si Nuo declared to the world with conclusive facts that the Chinese Production Party and its revolutionary cause are like a shining red star, shining not only in the northwest of China, but also in China and the whole world.