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Preface
The China-Utah Connection： Notes on Helen Foster Snow
Acknowledgements
Helen Bridges Two Countries
From America to China
Shanghai， Beginning the China Experience
Disaster and War
Helen Marries Edgar Snow
The Snows in Peking
At Home in Peking
A "Paradise" for Foreigners
The December 9th Student Movement
Shaanxi， China
Edgar Snow Leaves for Bao'an
Red Star over China
Helen Foster Snow Leaves for Xi'an
Zhang Xueliang and the Xi'an Incident
Helen Foster Snow Leaves for Yan'an
Inside Red China
61 Reds of Yan'an
The Gung Ho Industrial Cooperatives
The Gung Ho Movement
Support Gung Ho in Philippines
Back to the U.S.A.
Snows arrive in America
At Home in Connecticut
Snow in Connecticut
From the Past to a New Future
Friends and Activities
American Committee in Aid of Chinese Industrial Cooperatives
Helen's World Travels
Helen Foster Snow's Writings
Connecticut Shoreline Town Songs
Return to China
Helen Foster Snow Goes to China， 1972-73 and 1978
Helen Foster Snow with Old Friends in the U.S.A.
Successors Go to China
Contributions and Honors
Support of Helen Foster Snow's Nobel Prize Nomination
Exhibition of Helen Foster Snow in China in 1987
Literary Prize for Contributing to International Understanding and Friendship
The U.S.Presidential Medal of Freedom Nomination
A Letter to the President of the Republic of Korea
The 60th Anniversary of the Snows' Journeys to the Northwest
Friendship Ambassador
Helen Foster Snow's Family History and Growing up
Helen Foster Snow's Background
Helen Foster Snow's Family
Helen Foster Snow's Roots
Helen's Mother， Hannah Foster， Her Model of Leadership and Competency
Helen Foster Snow's Later Years
Appendixes
Helen Foster Snow's Accomplishments
Red Chronology
Helen Foster Snow Chronology
The Snow Leopard， Rufous-Red： A Fur Coat Fable