He is the author of more than 30 articles, including "The Revolutionary Struggle in the Early Period of Anyuan and Pingxiang" and "Fragments and Memories of Historical Facts Before and After the Autumn Harvest Uprising".
Xiong Shouqi(1906-1971), a native of Linshui, Sichuan. In 1926, he joined the group while studying at the High School Attached to Shanghai University, and in September, he participated in the third uprising of Shanghai workers. In July 1927, he joined the Lu Deming Guard Regiment as a soldier and joined the party in August. In September, he participated in the "Autumn Storm" and served as an orderly of the staff office of any regiment. After the political reorganization of Sanwan, a regiment, a battalion and a company served as soldiers, and in December, he was the party representative of any company. In May 1928, he served as the party representative of the first battalion of the 28th Regiment of the 10th Division of the Red Fourth Army; In January 29, he served as the party representative of the first column of the Red Fourth Army; In November 1929, Gutian Conference was elected as an alternate member of the former committee of the Red Fourth Army; In 1930, after the "Erqi Pitou" meeting, he was the party representative of the Red Fourth Army (party representative Pan Xinyuan did not arrive).
April-June 1930. On behalf of the Red Fourth Army, he went to Shanghai to attend the First National Congress of Soviet Regions, and in May attended the National Conference of the Red Army; In mid-May, on the way to the Red Fourth Army, he was in Zhangzhou** and lost organizational contact.
In 1931, he entered the Shanghai Wensheng English Supplementary Xi School, and in 32 he transferred to Guanghua University. In 34, he went to Waseda University in Japan to study political economy. In September 1936, under the instruction of the Northern Bureau of the Communist Party of China, he established the special secretary of the Communist Party of China in Tokyo and served as the secretary. In June 1937, he went to Sichuan to participate in the **, anti-Japanese propaganda campaign.
After the founding of the People's Republic of China, he successively served as a member of the Central South Military and Political Commission, the director of the Office of the Ministry of Communications, the deputy director of the Central South Nationalities Committee and the president of the Central South Nationalities College, and the vice president and minister of the ** Nationalities College. During the Cultural Revolution, he died in Beijing on April 14, 1971. In 1979, he was redressed.
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Zhou Kun（1902——？A native of Pingjiang, Hunan. Participated in the autumn storm, Sanwan adaptation. After April 1929, he successively served as the company commander of the 31st Regiment of the Red Fourth Army, the deputy head of the 5th Detachment of the 2nd Column of the Red Fourth Army, and the detachment leader. After 1930, he served as the commander of the first column of the 12th Red Army, the commander of the 34th and 11th divisions of the Red Fourth Army, the commander of the 10th and 3rd divisions of the 10th and 3rd divisions of the 1st Red Army, the commander of the 21st Division and the 23rd Division of the Fujian-Jiangxi Military Region, and the chief of staff of the Red First Army.
After the Long March arrived in northern Shaanxi, he served as the principal of the Red Army School, the director of the Red University, the chief of staff of the 115th Division, and a member of the ** Military Commission. In March 1938, he absconded with a military salary of 30,000 silver dollars. His whereabouts have not been known since.
It was a participant in the "Autumn Storm", ** below, the highest status in the army at that time.
In March 1938, he absconded with a military salary of 30,000 silver yuan. His whereabouts have not been known since.
Van Shude(1907-1989, Wuji, Hebei), renegade and detachment.
Autumn Storm", the captain of a regiment of baggage teams in any division; After the political organization of Sanwan, he was still the captain of a regiment of baggage teams. He used to be the head of the General Department of the Central Revolutionary Military Commission. During the Long March, he served as the deputy director of the Political Department of the ** Military Region, the staff officer of the Jiangxi Military Region, and the supply captain of the Hunan-Guangdong-Hubei guerrilla detachment.
He left the team in the spring of 1935 and served in **. After liberation, ** detained. In 1975, he was pardoned and served as a member of the Chinese People's Political Consultative Conference in Guilin, Guangxi.
Cao Rong（？At the time of the reorganization of Sanwan, the captain of a regiment of health teams. President of the first Red Army Hospital in Jinggangshan (Zeng Zhi, Secretary of the General Party Branch). In January 1929, Jinggangshan was lost, the Red Army Hospital was baptized in blood, and more than 130 wounded and sick people died. Whether Cao Rong died and where he went, has not been verified.
At the time of the rendezvous in Wenjia City, Wu Jie, the commander of the second battalion, Xiong Kunshan, the commander of the sixth company, who led the remnants of the second regiment to Wenshi (when Sanwan was reorganized, the deputy commander of the first regiment and the first battalion, and later died) and Li Tengqi and others are to be further traced.