Part I DISPATCHES FROM YENAN

1. The Anti-Communist Fortress of Sian

2. Tungkwan--Gateway to Northwest China

3. Theatricals in South Shensi—a Study in Poor Stage Management

4. The Magic Mountain of General Yen Hsi-shan

5. First Impressions of the People's China

6. United Nation's Day: Yenan Offers Chiang Its Help

7. How Japanese Anti-Fascists See the Pacific War

8. Negotiations with Kuomintang as Seen from Yenan

9. Communist Party Issues Slogans

10. American Pilots Meet China's Communists--and Japan's Anti-Fascists

11. People' s Self-Government in the New Democracy

12. What Okano Thinks of the Koiso Cabinet

13. "Chinese Communists Grow Opium": Foreign Pressmen Nail Reactionary Lie

14. Eighth Route Army Liberates 70,000 People on China's "Invasion Coast".

15. Who Are Chinese Communists?

16. American Military Mission Arrives in North-West China

17. In Shantung, Behind the Jap Lines

18. What Communists Want For the Chinese People

19. The Communist Stand in Negotiations with the Kuomintang.

20. United Front at Suiteh

21. Supplies for Liberation

22. Warlord's Son in New China

23. How People and Soldiers Fight the Enemy

24. Behind the Enemy Lines

Part II WOODCUTS FROM LIBERATED CHINA

1. Village Election

2. Taking Straw to Market

3. Labour Hero Returning Home

4. Family Production Conference

5. Winter School

6. Marriage Registration

7. Medical Service Co-Operative

8. Refugee Landlords Returning Home

9. The Forge

10. Eighth Route Army Harvest

11. The Eighth Route Army Studies

12. Fight for the Harvest

13. Hand to Hand Fight

14. Spinning Group

15. To Protect the People Is the Soldier's First Job

16. Immigrants Found Their Happy Homes