Facing this history of ceaseless turbulence，you can say it was not rich，plentiful，satisfying，tolerant，open or peaceful;evenso，it must amaze you with its glory andits dreams，its passion and dedication. Ithad all these things，despite the uglinessand sorrow it embodied，its hiddendecline and decay.The 20th century was not a slow-flowingglinting river. It was a turbulent，ragingtorrent; its unceasing roar still echoes inour ears.When all-powerful figures fade away，their history becomes a great legacybequeathed to us whole and intact.
作者簡介
Jin Yinan is a professor of the Strategy Teaching & Research Department of the National Defense University of the People's Liberation Army， major general，national model teacher， and excellent teacher of the PLA.He was Outstanding Professor of the National Defense University for three years from 2003 to 2005.Jin majors in national security strategy， and international conflict and crisis management.He formerly studied at the National Defense University of the United States and at the Royal Military Academy Sandhurst in the United Kingdom.In 2006， he won the Award for Outstanding Professional and Technical Personnel of the PLA; in 2007， he was elected delegate to the PLA Congress of Heroes and Models; in 2008， he was named Military Role Model for 30 Years of Reform and Opening Up; in 2009， he was rated as Significant Contributor to National Defense and the Military; in 2010， he was elected Chinese Cultural Figure.His work Misery and Glory： The Long March and Its Antecedents won the highest honor of national publication -China Publication Government Award.
圖書目錄
CHAPTER 1 The Fire Burning Below 1．Sun Yat-sen's Difficulties 2．Stalin， Man of Steel 3．Who Spotted a Winner in Mao Zedong? CHAPTER 2 An Oriental Dream 1．A Close Neighbor but Worlds Apart 2．Rice and Water Subsistence Hatches Fascism 3．The Black Crows Take Flight CHAPTER 3 Molten Lava 1．Leaders， Ideology and Will 2．Who Discovered Chiang Kai-shek? 3．From the Pen to the Gun CHAPTER 4 Encirclement and Suppression 1．11 Lisan Awakens Chiang Kai-shek 2．Battlefields and Opposing Generals 3．Battlefields and Communist Generals 4．The Foreign Moon Shines Brighter 5．The Blockhouse Policy - a Chinese Initiative CHAPTER 5 The Rise of Japanese Militarism 1．The Sub-Iieutenant Assassin 2．Blood Sacrifice of the Yamato People 3．Crocodile Tears CHAPTER 6 The Fall 1．The Foreign Moon Shines Brighter 2．Peng Dehuai， Cai Tingkai， Soong Mei-ling 3．Breaking the Encirclement - the Pain and the Glory 4．Metamorphoses CHAPTER 7 Breakthrough 1．The Nationalists Were No Dummies 2．Zhu and Mao Are Among the Troops for Sure 3．Head to Head on a Narrow Road CHAPTER 8 Xiangjiang River， oh， Xiangjiang River 1．Chiang Hates Us More than Zhu and Mao 2．Chiang Kai-shek， the Only One in the Dark 3．The First Corps in a Deluge of Gunfire 4．Chiang Sighs： These Really Are Foreign Troops）' 5．Military Men and Politics CHAPTER 9 Gold in the Fire 1．Metamorphoses 2．Exhausted Remnants， Kindling to Ignite the Future 3．Chen Yi and the Chen Yi Doctrine 4．Doomed， but Not for All Time CHAPTER 10 All Eyes on the Vast Southwest 1．Many Birds with a Single Stone 2．Quantitative Change， Qualitative Change 3．China Brought Forth Mao Zedong 4．KMT Generals Each Having an Axe to Grind 5．Infighting Between Liu Family Warlords for Control of Sichuan …… CHAPTER 11 Misery and Glory CHAPTER 12 The Cold Iron Chains of the Dadu Bridge CHAPTER 13 Overcast to Cloudy CHAPTER 14 Fortune and Misfortune Walk Hand in Hand CHAPTER 15 History and the Individual CHAPTER 16 Song of the Wlurlwind Notes Bibliography Index
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