读了《新文学史料》一九八一年第一期在补正栏目内由李华盛胡光凡二同志写的《<战地>不是以“西北战地服务团”的名义创办的》短文,这个“补正”至少是不够确切的。一九三七年七月,抗日战争爆发后,当时在抗日军政大学任教的丁玲和吴奚如等同志即开始计划组织“战地记者团”、后经中央组织部和中央宣传部和丁玲、吴奚如商议,将记者团扩大为一个文艺宣传团体。于八月中旬正式成立了西北战地服务团,中宣部正式任命了丁玲、吴奚如为正副主任。在建团筹备中,丁玲、吴奚如等同志便计划出版一个刊物,作为西北战地服务团团刊性质的刊 After reading the first issue of New Literature in 1981, the essay “Composed Areas” written by Comrade Li Huasheng and Hu Guangfan in the section entitled “The Battlefield” is not based on the “Northwest Field Service” Correction “at least is not precise enough. In July 1937, after the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Comrades Ding Ling and Wu Xiuru, who were then teaching at the Anti-Japanese Military and Political University, began planning to organize ”Battlefield Press Circles." After the Central Organization Department and the Central Propaganda Department and Ding Ling and Wu Xiuru Negotiation, the reporter group expanded to a literary propaganda group. In mid-August formally established the Northwest Field Service Corps, the Central Propaganda Department officially appointed Ding Ling, Wu Xi as the deputy director. In the preparations for the construction of the group, Ding Ling, Wu Xi-ru and other comrades will plan to publish a publication as the magazine issue of the Northwest Field Service Group