Red-color News Soldier

- Only known existing photographic documentation of the Chinese Cultural Revolution (1966-76)- Controversial visual record of an infamous, misunderstood period of modern history that has been largely hidden from the public eye, both within China and abroad- Exceptional story of one photojournalist, Li Zhensheng (b. 1940), who took and concealed for decades, at great personal risk, thousands of pictures- Written narrative by the photographer himself, who was granted unusual access, providing both a historical and personal context- Introduction by Jonathan Spence, Yale professor and pre-eminent scholar of Chinese history