一美国记者斯诺到红军大学来了。他左看右看、连连惊叹山沟里的这所大学。 1936年,埃德加·斯诺冒着生命危险,从西安进入陕甘宁边区。从6月到10月,他一直逗留在陕北。这位第一个走进神秘红都的外国记者向世界介绍了红军和红军的长征,轰动世界。1905年,斯诺出生在美国坎萨斯城的一个贫苦家庭,曾当过农民、铁路工人和印刷学徒,大学毕业后他开始从事新闻工作。1930年,斯诺来到中国,在北平燕京大学担任了两年新闻系教授。在此期间,他认识了美国进步记者史沫特莱,还认识了鲁迅、宋庆龄以及一些中共地下党员。他们介绍他去延安采访 Snow, a U.S. reporter, came to Red Army University. He looked right and left, repeatedly marveling at the university in the valley. In 1936, Edgar Snow risked his life and entered Xi’an, Gansu and Ningxia Borderlands from Xi’an. From June to October, he has been staying in northern Shaanxi. The first foreign journalist who came into the mysterious red capital introduced the long march of the Red Army and the Red Army to the world and sensationalized the world. Born in 1905 in a poor family in Kansas City, United States, Snow was a farmer, railroad worker, and print apprentice. After graduating from college, he began to work on journalism. In 1930, Snow came to China and spent two years as a professor of journalism at Yenching University, Peking. During this period, he met Struley, a progressive U.S. reporter, and also met with Lu Xun, Soong Ching Ling and some CCP underground members. They introduced him to Yan’an to interview