He has been accompanied by books all his life, and he has been diligent and inquisitive since he was a child, and he cares about national politics. In 1924, he was elected as an alternate executive member of the National People's Republic of China by virtue of his talent, but he resolutely chose to seek happiness for the people. At the "87 Conference" in 1927, the idea of "gun power" was put forward for the first time, and then the peasant uprising was organized to put the theory into practice. Peasant uprisings such as the Autumn Harvest Uprising and the Guangzhou Uprising were launched one after another.
The thin figure in that **, with a worried face and ragged clothes, was the great *** who had been high-spirited and became exhausted on the arduous road of the Long March. Let's re-experience this difficult journey. **At the sound of an order, the Long March began. Accompanied by the guard squad, ** left the capital with a horse carrying all his luggage, which contained only two blankets, a quilt, a sheet, two sets of military uniforms, a jar for eating, and a briefcase.
When the people saw them off, they were full of reluctance, and they donated what they could, some gave cotton shoes, some gave hats, and shouted "You must come back". * He also replied, "We will definitely come back." "In November 1934, the outbreak of the Battle of Xiangjiang played a crucial role in the breakthrough of the Red Army, crushing Chiang Kai-shek's attempt to encircle and annihilate the Red Army east of the Xiangjiang River, breaking through the fourth blockade line, but also suffering serious losses.
Wang Mingjun's military line was under suspicion. Subsequently, from January 15 to 17, 1935, the famous Zunyi Conference was convened urgently, at which four decisions were adopted, and the "three-person military command group" composed of Wang Jiaxiang was established, which essentially consolidated the core position of the company. During the Long March, the Red Army faced a severe food crisis.
In 1934, when the Red Army arrived in the Miao area, there was little food left, and some fighters wanted to go to the pond to fish, but *** resolutely disagreed, saying that the Red Army could not take things from the common people. In the village, the Red Army faced a shortage of food because they could not make a fire to cook. The villagers spontaneously realized the difficulties of the Red Army and sent food one after another to show their support, which made *** grateful.
Even though he knew that the villagers themselves were living a difficult life, he still ordered the logistics department to buy food at the price in return. During the Long March, there were four things that moved *** to tears. In January 1935, ** led the Red Army to cross the Chishui River four times, passing through the Wujiang River, and finally arrived in Panxian County in western Guizhou. In April, when the enemy aircraft raided, the wife of **, He Zizhen, resolutely rushed to the front line in order to protect the wounded, but was blown unconscious.
After examination, it was found that He Zizhen was hit by 17 shrapnel, but she was reluctant to tell *** for fear that he would worry about affecting the mood of the march. **After learning about it, he immediately rushed to ten kilometers away, cared for him kindly, and ordered He Zizhen to be carried to the destination no matter what. In the end, He Zizhen miraculously survived. In Guizhou, ** witnessed a scene of poverty.
The local area was impoverished, and the Red Army saw many poor people begging on the way, and they were called "dry people" because they were squeezed everything out of it by the Kuomintang. Faced with this scene, the Red Army soldiers could not help but shed tears, and despite their own hardships, they generously helped these people as much as they could, sharing food, clothing, water bottles, etc.
In May 1935, the Red Army had to pass through the Luding Bridge to the north, and the Kuomintang had already planned and arranged for two regiments to go to the Lugou Bridge to chase and intercept it, and then sent two brigades to reinforce it. The only way out for the Red Army was to reach the Luding Bridge before the enemy reinforcements, but it was still 240 kilometers away. During the march, there were many dangers, not only to deal with enemy reinforcements, but also to deal with bad weather and muddy roads.
However, the Red Army braved the difficulties of the expedition, braved the wind and rain, walked through the mud, and finally left the enemy reinforcements far behind, and successfully reached the Luding Bridge, only to find that the net of the Kuomintang army was waiting for them on the opposite side. The Red Army was brave and fearless, and resolutely rushed to the Luding Bridge several feet above the water, and fought a bloody battle with the enemy. In only two hours, the enemy army was defeated and retreated, and the thrilling feat of flying to capture the Luding Bridge was passed down as a good story.
**After commanding the capture of Luding Bridge, he led the troops to trek through mountains and rivers, and after a period of travel, he smiled and ordered everyone to rest here. At this time, the vigilant Hu Changbao suddenly stopped everyone, and when everyone looked up, they saw several enemy planes gliding overhead, dropping a few shells. One of them was almost about to fall next to ***, Hu Changbao saw this, hurriedly pounced on it, and pushed *** aside.
In an instant, Hu Changbao lay in a pool of blood, and quickly helped him up, and summoned a military doctor to bandage his wounds. The first thing Hu Changbao said when he woke up was: "Chairman, are you okay?"* replied, "I'm fine," and then Hu Changbao closed his eyes forever. At that time, Hu Changbao was only 23 years old. ** Personally comforted everyone and led the soldiers to hold a funeral for Hu Changbao.
In the face of Hu Changbao's sacrifice, ** couldn't help himself, and tears filled his eyes. However, the team had to move on, and the soldiers could only turn the grief in their hearts into motivation to move forward. The Red Army's victorious rendezvous marked the end of the victory of the Long March. On October 19, 1935, under the leadership of ***, the Red Army finally arrived in Wuqi Town, northern Shaanxi. At this time, the Red Army had been sharply reduced from 80,000 to more than 10,000.
In order to meet the new challenges, the Communist Party of China held a meeting and solemnly said: "Although we have lost our base areas and many comrades-in-arms who have shared weal and woe with us, we have finally come to northern Shaanxi. All this is not easy to come by, we are all people who have experienced the test of life and death, after the tempering of the Long March, we have become more fearless, we are all the seeds of revolution, our cause is great, and the future is bright.
Now, we're going to start again!"On October 30, 1935, ** led the Red Army south, and on November 2, he arrived at the Shaanxi-Ganbian Soviet ** station, Xiasi Bay, Ganquan County. In November of the same year, the Shaanxi-Gansu detachment and the Red 15th Army led by Xu Haidong successfully joined forces, marking the end of the Long March. At this time, as mentioned at the beginning, he was emaciated and haggard, and his clothes were ragged, which made people feel pity.
The Long March was a difficult process full of life and death tests, people's sufferings and various life situations. ** It is not surprising that the young men of the Red Army fought bravely in extremely difficult conditions, and in such an environment, they became skinny. ** Knowing that in China, there are countless people who suffer like them, so he resolutely stood up to speak for them.
After experiencing the double torture of mind and body, the image of ** is more and more revealing of that skinny appearance. ** A revolutionary man with a will as strong as steel. The Seven Laws of the Long March, written by him, vividly depicts the hardships of the Long March and the bravery of the Red Army soldiers.
As the great leader of our country, as *** commented, "Without ***, there would be no new China today!"."Let us always remember the soldiers who sacrificed their lives for the revolutionary cause, and continue to draw on the strength of the spirit of the Long March.