An important work by Marx summarizing the experience of the French Revolution of 1848. Written from the end of 1849 to the end of March 1850 and from October to November 1, 1850, initially three articles written by Marx and Engels for the Neue Rheinische Zeitung, under the general title “From 1848 to 1849”, and in 1895, Engels wrote an introduction and supplemented a fourth chapter to make it more complete, and published in a single edition. In 1942, the first Chinese version was translated by Ke Bainian and published by Yan’an Liberation Publishing House under the title The Class Struggles in France…
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