Poems of Mao Tse-Tung

95 pp. Poems printed in both English and Chinese. Includes: Preface; Editor's Note; Changsha - after the tzu 'Chin Yuan Chun'; Golden Crane Tower - after the tzu 'Pu Sa Maan'; Chingkangshan - after the tzu "Hsi Chiang Yuch'; The War Between Chiang and the Kwangsi Clique - after the tzu "Ching Ping Lo'; The Double-Ninth Festival - after the tzu "Tsai Sang Tzu'; New Year's Day - after the tzu 'Ju Meng Ling'; On the Way to Kwangchang - after the tzu 'Abbreviated Mrs lau Hua'; From Tingchow to Changsha - after the tzu 'Tich Lien Hua'; Opposing the First Siege - after the tzu 'Yu Chia Au'; Opposing the Second Siege - after the tzu 'Yu Chia Au'; Tapoti - after the tzu ' Fu Sa Maan'; Huichang - after the tzu 'Ching Ping Lo'; Loushan Pass - after the tzu 'Yi Ching O'; Three Songs of Sixteen Characters - after the tzu 'Shih Liu Tzu Ling'; The Long March - a seven lu poem; Kunlun - after the tzu 'Nien Nu Chino'; Mount Liupan - after the tzu 'Ching Ping Lo'; Snow - after the tzu 'Chin Yuan Chun; To Mr Liu Ya-tse - a seven lu poem; Reply to Mr Liu Ya-Tse - after the tsu 'Lang Tso Sha'; Swimming - after the tzu 'Shui Tiao Ke Tou'; Reply to Madame Li Shu-Yi - after the tzu 'Tich lien hua'; Seeing off the Plague God - two seven lu poems' Notes; Plates: 1. The author's photograph; 2. The manuscript of Mount Liupan in the poet's own handwriting.