China Shakes the World

Cover
Contents
Introduction by Owen Lattimore
Ⅰ.Into Red China
	1.Foreword
	2.The Civil War Begins
	3.China, 1947
	4.With UNRRA
	5.Into Red Areas
Ⅱ.Across the Great Plain
	6.Lost in the Snow
	7.Eating the Landlords’ Flesh
	8.Traveling Companions
Ⅲ.Birth of an Army
	9.Chinese Commissar
	10.Formation of a Base
	11.Building Resistance
	12.Kill All, Burn All, Loot All!
	13.Famine, Locusts and Overturned Idols
Ⅳ.Birth of a Government
	14.A Professor Searches His Soul
	15.Border Region Bureaucrats
	16.Village Democracy
	17.A Beggar Writer
Ⅴ.Border Region Society
	18.Death and Taxes
	19.Taxes Without Death
	20.Banking by Moonlight
	21.Chicken Feathers, Stagecoaches and Telephone Lines
	22.Class Society in the Classroom
	23.Are They Slaves to Work?
	24.Do They Live any Better?
Ⅵ.Prelude to Revolution
	25.Contradictions in China's Development
	26.The Land Problem
Ⅶ.Land and Revolution
	27.The Peasant Speaks
	28.Revolt of the Slaves
	29.Plot and Counterplot
	30.Stone Wall Village
	31.Murder, Poison and Seduction
	32.Land, War and Revolution
Ⅷ.Into Guerrilla Country
	33.On the Road
	34.Women’s Day
	35.Guerrilla Girl
Ⅸ.The People’s War
	36.Burying Them Alive
	37.Brother Against Brother
	38.Counter-Countersettlement
	39.Guerrilla Commando
	40.The Field Mouse
	41.Mission Murder
Ⅹ.The Revolt of Women
	42.Gold Flower’s Story
	43.Sex and Revolution
ⅩⅠ.Civil War
	44.Red War Policies
	45.Why a General Revolts
	46.The 8th Route Army
	47.Chiang Kai-shek’s Army
	48.Revolution and the 8th Route Army
	49.Chiang Attacks
	50.The Communists’ Counteroffensive
ⅩⅡ.Dictator Vs. People
	51.The Republican Party and Chiang Kai-shek
	52.Loot of Manchuria
	53.Paradise Lost: Massacre at Formosa
	54.The Rising of the Intellectuals
ⅩⅢ.Collapse of a Dynasty
	55.Military Collapse
	56.Chiang Kai-shek
	57.The Last Rulers of Old China
	58.The End of an Era
ⅩⅣ.Chinese Horizons
	59.Power
	60.Property
	61.Liberty
Index