最早关于长征的记录,大家只知道斯诺1938年在美国出版的《红星照耀中国》。其实早在1936年底,众多长征亲历者响应中央军委号召,也在写回忆,收到征稿200多篇,50余万字,并于1937年2月汇编成书,书名《二万五千里》。这才是长征最原始、最可靠的记录。由于陕北当时一直处在封锁包围之中,这本书几经曲折直到1955年才以《中国工农红军长征亲历记》的书名公开出版。 The earliest record of the Long March, we only know Snow in 1938 published in the United States, “Red Star shines on China.” In fact, as early as the end of 1936, many experienced people of the Long March responded to the call of the Central Military Commission and wrote memos. They received over 200 articles and more than 500,000 words and compiled a book entitled “Twenty-Five Thousands of Miles” in February 1937. This is the most primitive and reliable record of the Long March. Since northern Shaanxi was always surrounded by the blockade, the book was tortuous until it was published in 1955 under the title of “The Long March of the Red Army of China’s Workers and Peasants.”