June 8, 1937.
On the Loess Plateau in the northwest of the Far East Empire, an East African research team was making contact with the local regime. There, they encountered an American journalist who was equally curious about the Red region. His surname was Snow.
In this place steeped in mystery, the research team was quite interested to encounter an American.
For the people of most countries around the world, the territory controlled by the regime on the Loess Plateau was a relatively unfamiliar place shrouded in mystery.
Besides its remote geographical location, the deliberate blockade imposed by the Nanjing government was also an important factor. It was also why this American journalist had come here alone.
He wanted to lift the veil of mystery surrounding this regime and make some of its actual circumstances known to the public.
The head of the research team, Gladen, asked the American journalist, "Mr. Snow, seeing you in a place like this is truly surprising. If you had been Soviet, I suppose it would not have seemed so abrupt."
Snow said, "Mr. Gladen, I was also rather taken aback to see you East Africans here. And from the looks of it, you are far more familiar with this place than I am."
"Although I have lived in the Far East Empire for several years, I only arrived here recently."
Gladen smiled. "That is not strange. East Africa has many normal trade and investment activities in the northwest of the Far East Empire."
"So, there are quite a few East Africans in the northwest of the Far East Empire. Among the foreigners spread across this vast northwestern region, only Soviets might be more common."
It was inevitable that the Soviet Union had ties with the northwestern regime. Beyond that, the Soviet Union itself carried