The unquenchable spark. 

 - Peking :  Foreign Languages Press,  1963. 
 - 152 p. :  ill., fold. map. ;  19 cm. 
<br/><br/> A collection of reminiscences of the Chinese revolution selected and translated from v. 4 of The spark that started a prairie fire publishe d in 1961. 
<br/><br/>Guerrillas in southern Kiangsi, by Chen Yi.--Bitter years of struggl e, by Yang Shang-kuei.--A narrow escape, by Chung Chun-shan.--Hold on t o the struggle in the Hun an-Kiangsi border region, by Tuan Huan-ching. --Flame on high mountains, by Peng Shou-sheng.--True friendship, by Tan Chi-lung.--Under the enemy's nose, by Huang Chin-sze.--Thrice we foole d the enemy, by Lin Weihsien.--We left our mountain base, by Hsu Chi-ch ang.--Before the evacuation, by Chen Yun-lung.--Night raid on Lungyen, by Yu Ping-hui.--The ambush at Chinmu Ridge, by Huang Chui-ming.--Loyal ty as deep as the sea, by Wu Li-pi.--The unquenchable spark, by Wang Yu ng-hsin.--Fighting in southwest Chekiang, by Yu Lung-kuei. 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Geographic Terms: </label><br/>China--History--1919-1937.
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>951.042