Sun M. Filming as war clouds loom in 1937: 6,000 km with a cinecamera (Beijing, 2006).

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Sun M. Filming as war clouds loom in 1937: 6,000 km with a cinecamera / transl. by J.Sun. - Beijing: Foreign Languages Press, 2006. - 319 p.: ill., ports, phot. - ISBN 7-119-04492-3
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Letter 1 ........................................................ 1 Mount Yunlong, a Scenic Spot Worth Filming Longhai Railway Scouted by "Foreign Friends" fig.1 Xiang Yu and Ba Wang Lou Letter 2 ....................................................... 18 Xinpu Town Plagued by a Shortage of Drinking Water Small Longhai Railway Line Passing Only One County fig.3 Letter 3 ....................................................... 23 A Warm Wind from the South Heralds a Good Year for Our People The High Tax Revenue Deprives the Salt-Makers of a Decent Life fig.4 Letter 4 ....................................................... 41 The Tax Police Regiment Contributes to National Defense Lianyungang Harbor Enjoys Geographic Advantage fig.5 Letters ........................................................ 48 Huangwo Reservoir Supplies Water to One Million Inhabitants Hairtail Fish Greedy for Food Got Caught in Tail-Biting Chain fig.6 Letter 6 ....................................................... 60 My Legs Deserve Prime Credit for Helping Me Make Films Tai'erzhuang Located Where Two Railway Lines Meet fig.7 Letter 7 ....................................................... 62 Salt and Coal Are National Treasures Foreign Aid Produces the Desired Results fig.8 Letter 8 ....................................................... 68 Coal Seam Up to Eight Meters Thick Ventilated Coal Pit Enjoys Fresh Air fig.9 Letter 9 ....................................................... 70 Weishan Lake, an Estranged Haven Tianjin Railway Station, Still in Our Hands? fig.10 Letter 10 ...................................................... 72 The "Cultural City" Seeks New Joy The Imperial Palace Opens Only Partly fig.11 Letter 11 ...................................................... 76 The Four Categories of Books Kept Intact in Beiping Library The Luanzhou Shadow Show Praised as a Great Performing Art fig.12 Letter 12 ...................................................... 82 An Orphanage Combines Education and Nurture with Protection A Delegation Stresses Observation and Enquiry with Thinking fig.13 Letter 13 ...................................................... 90 The Pingsui Railway, a Credit to the Country The Great Wall, a Defenseless Fortification fig.14 Song of the Inspection Delegation .............. 109 Letter 14 ..................................................... 110 Wounded Soldiers Attended by Stone Buddhas at Yungang Troops Commanded by Tang Enbo Stationed in Jining County fig.15 Yungang Caves fig.16 ....................................... 113 Letter 15 ..................................................... 129 The Martyrs Sleeping by the Daqing Mountains An Epitaph Recording Heroic Battles fig.17 The Inscription on the Stele in Memory of the Officers and Men of the 59th Army Corps, Who Died Fighting the Japanese .... 133 fig.18 Letter 16 ..................................................... 150 The National Militia, a New Anti-Japanese Detachment The Dahei River, a Fine Source of Irrigation fig.19 Wang Zhaojun fig.20 ......................................... 160 The Green Tomb fig.21 ......................................... 160 Letter 17 ..................................................... 163 Teachers in the Province Assemble for Training The "Hayama Residence" Is a Nest of Spies fig.22 Letter 18 ..................................................... 179 Gui-Wu Highway Cuts Through the Daqing Mountains No.419 Regiment Reaches Bailingmiao Temple First fig.23 Record of the Recapture of Bailingmiao Temple fig.24 Letter 19 ..................................................... 198 A Critical Situation Saved by Commander Wang Zixiu One Million Yuan Wasted on the Minsheng Canal fig.25 The Battle of Bailingmiao Temple—From A Biography of Fu Zuoyi ......................................................... 203 fig.26 Letter 20 ..................................................... 209 Baotou, Center of Commerce in the Northwest Opium & Prostitution, Two Crises in Suiyuan Province fig.27 Letter 21 ..................................................... 215 Mule Carts Cross the Yellow River by Ferry No Mongolian Customs in a Banner fig.28 Letter 22 ..................................................... 228 No Water Enters the Sluice Gate of the Minsheng Canal A Hundred Yuan per mu Reaped from Opium Growing fig.29 Letter 23 ..................................................... 234 Over 500 km of Canals Built by Mr. Wang Tongchun About 330,000 ha of Land Reclaimed in Wulin'an fig.30 To the Tune of Fengyang Flower-Drum Song ................ 243 River God Wang Tongchun ................................ 244 Letter 24 ...................................................... 257 Communal Wedding Facilitates Reclamation Military Training Strengthens National Defense fig.33 Donating Money and Time fig.34 .............................. 264 Duan Shengwu fig.35 .......................................... 265 Wu Xun fig.36 ................................................. 268 Letter 25 ..................................................... 285 Lucky Enough to Leave Beiping Aboard the Train on Its Last Run Glad to Hear the Good News of an Exciting Victory in Taiyuan fig.37 Niahgziguan Pass fig.38 ..................................... 293 Epilogue ...................................................... 302