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Ⅰ．MY EARLY YEARS 1

I Was Fortunate in My Parents 1

Memories from Childhood 3

Trained to Be Tough in Castle Rock 9

At Christchurch Boys'High School 11

A Family of Teachers 14

Student to Soldier 15

Halting the German Advance on the Somme 18

Why All This? 21

Taranaki Farm 23

Six Years of Loneliness and Struggle 27

Ⅱ．SHANGHAI DAYS 31

How I Came to Know China 31

Off to Shanghai 33

As a Fire Inspector 35

Factory Inspection in Shanghai 38

The Evil Contract Labour System 41

Holiday Tours to Know China Better 43

A Challenge in Thinking 46

Famine in the Northwest 47

Relief Work in Salaqi 50

Flood Relief and Reconstruction in Hubei 54

The Spirit of Honghu 56

Suppression Instead of Relief 58

Back to New Zealand with Alan 63

Shanghai Underground 65

Agnes Smedley—a Bom Agitator 67

People with Like Minds 70

Work Underground 72

The Granichs and the Voice of China 75

Memories of Lu Xun in Shanghai 78

Soong Ching Ling—a Memory to Linger On 81

The Man Behind the Scenes 83

Adventure as a Money Changer 85

Round the World Trip 89

Shanghai Under Attack by Japanese 92

Ⅲ．GUNG HO IN THE WAR OF RESISTANCE 95

Gung Ho Initiated 95

Gung Ho Headquarters Set Up in Wuhan 99

The First Regional Headquarters in Baoji 101

Getting Southeast Work on the Way 104

Southern Jiangxi：The Old Base of the Red Army 108

To Yan'an with the Indian Medical Unit 112

Meeting Chairman Mao in Yan'an 117

The Chuan-Kang Region of Gung Ho 121

To the New Fourth Army Area with Evans Carlson 124

Vignettes of the Southwest Tour 130

Gung Ho International Committee 135

Wartime Chongqing 140

The Kuomintang Sabotage of Gung Ho 147

My Discharge from the Executive Yuan Position 151

Travelling in the Old Days 154

From Gung Ho to Shandan：a Summing-Up 162

Ⅳ．SHANDAN—CULTIVATE PEOPLE FOR THE FUTURE 169

Bailie Schools—Gung Ho's Training Project 169

Pei Li—to Train for the Dawn 173

Our Move from Shuangshipu to the West 175

Shandan--an Oasis on the Silk Road 179

Our"Little Long March" 184

George Hogg—the One Who Gave His Very Best to the School 187

The Growth of the School 190

The International Aspect of the School 199

Incidents in the Adventure 204

With the Children in Leitai 207

Dawn in Shandan 211

The School After Liberation 218

Create and Analyse--Motto for a New Pattern of Education 222

Ⅴ．LIFE AND WORK AFTER LIBERATION 227

Beijing in 1951 227

The Passing of Agnes Smedley 231

The First Peace Conference in Beijing 234

Intemational Conferences for Peace and Solidarity 237

Some Unpleasant Experiences 240

Writing for China and Peace 243

On My Books 246

Poetry to Deal with Life and People 251

My Translations of Chinese Poetry 254

Visits to My Homeland and Australia 257

New Zealand and China 261

Over China Through the Post-Liberation Years 263

A New EraBegins 266

Travel with the New Zealand Film Team 269

With Anna Louise Strong in New China 274

Three Great American Women 277

A Star Falls 281

For a SanerCleaner World to Be 285

Shandan Revisited 289

The Fruit of the Shandan School 292

Gung Ho Revived 296

My Home Life in Beijing 298

Children in China 304

Chinese Ceramics and Antiques 309

Afforestation--Fighting Erosion 314

The Spirit of New China 319

CATALOGUE OF REWI ALLEY'S WORKS 323

CHRONOLOGY 327