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Although "Yan'an Soviet" not the most common name among academic sources, I think that it's by far the most recognizable name to English speakers with some knowledge of Chinese history. Most English speakers who have heard of this area have heard it referenced in general terms, as "the Communist base in Yan'an" or "the Yan'an period in CCP history", etc. To the casual reader, it's not clear that "Shaan-Gan-Ning Border Region" is a reference to the same time and place. But "Yan'an Soviet" is an accepted informal name for the area, and using it instead will make it MUCH easier for readers to find this article.
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