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1936年夏天,有位机智而勇敢的西方记者,为让世界了解中国革命的真相,只身冒险进入陕北苏区采访,他就是埃德加·斯诺。斯诺于1905年出生在美国堪萨斯城的一个贫苦家庭,年轻时当过农民、铁路工人和印刷厂学徒大学毕业后从事新闻工作,1928年到上海《密勒氏评论报》任职,后在燕京大学任教(新闻系教授)并学习中文两年。期间,他与史沫特莱、宋庆龄、鲁迅及中共地下党人有过接触。1936年6月,他带着对中国革命许多难以理解的问题,从北平出发,途经西安进入陕北苏区。
In the summer of 1936, there was a wit and brave western reporter who was Edgar Snow in order to let the world know the truth of the Chinese revolution and take an adventure into the Soviet area of northern Shaanxi. Snow was born in 1905 in a poor family in Kansas City, United States. When he was a young man, he worked as a journalist after graduating from an apprenticeship with farmers, railroad workers and printing houses. In 1928, he worked in Shanghai’s Miller Review and later in Yan Peking University professor (Department of Journalism) and learn Chinese for two years. During this period, he had contacts with Smedley, Soong Ching Ling, Lu Xun and the CCP underground party. In June 1936, with many difficult questions about the Chinese revolution, he proceeded from Peiping and entered the Northern Shaanxi Soviet Area via Xi’an.