In Red and Gold, published in 1921 by Samuel Merwin, is a historical novel set in early 1911 during the revolutionary upheaval in China. The story unfolds aboard the river steamer 'Yen Hsin,' where a diverse group of characters, including American millionaire Dawley Kane and his son Rocky, navigate cultural tensions and personal conflicts against the backdrop of a changing political landscape. The novel intertwines personal narratives with historical realities, exploring themes of identity and privilege in a time of significant transformation.
