The most arduous long march in the history of the Red Army was that it was forced to abandon its base areas and faced the encirclement and suppression of the enemy, and stubbornly embarked on the road of wandering. The enemy is in hot pursuit, the warlords are in the way, and the situation is critical. Under the predicament of wolves in front and tigers in the back, the Red Army soldiers overcame difficulties all the way, stubbornly overcame obstacles, and finally successfully joined forces in northern Shaanxi in October 1935.
The Ten Tigers of the Red Army will make an indispensable contribution: break through the encirclement and open up the passage to victory.
In the arduous journey of the Long March, the ten generals made great contributions and were known as the Ten Tiger Generals of the Long March. Liu Shuai, chief of the general staff of the Red First Army, made plans and assisted Mr. Zhu and Grandpa Mao in commanding the whole army during the Long March, and was praised by Grandpa Mao as a dragon in the world. The three front-line commanders of the Red Army, Mr. Lin, Mr. Peng, and Dong Zhentang, led the corps respectively, and took on the important tasks of opening the road, guarding the center, and breaking the rear, and were known as the three sharp knives on the way to the Long March.
The two division commanders of the Red Army fought bravely: they crossed the Chishui River four times and crossed the Jinsha River skillfully.
In the Red Army, the two division commanders Li Jukui and Chen Guang were brave and fearless, and led the division to charge on the first front line during the Long March, such as the four crossings of Chishui and the skillful crossing of the Jinsha River.
Mr. He, commander-in-chief of the Red Second Front Army: The coordination of the Red Fourth Front Army to the north is indispensable.
The commander-in-chief of the Red Second Front Army, Mr. He, led the Red Second Front Army to reach northern Shaanxi smoothly during the Long March, and at the same time promoted the Red Fourth Front Army to go north, which was indispensable. The two cadres, Xiao Ke and General **, were the right-hand men of Mr. He, who fought together in the military field and made outstanding contributions to the completion of the Long March by the Red Second Front Army.
Xu Shuai, commander-in-chief of the Red Fourth Front Army: Break through the enemy's blockade and establish a Sichuan-Shaanxi base area.
The last of the Ten Tigers of the Long March will be Xu Shuai, commander-in-chief of the Red Fourth Front Army. During the Long March, the Red Fourth Front Army broke through the enemy's blockade line, established the Sichuan-Shaanxi base area, and smashed the enemy's six-way anti-encirclement and suppression.
Ten Tiger Generals of the Red Army: Heroic charge, triumphant victory.
In the arduous Long March of the Red Army, the Ten Tigers bravely charged and broke through the encirclement, providing strong support for the Red Army's victorious rendezvous. Their heroic deeds will forever be recorded in the annals of history and become an immortal legend in the history of the Red Army's Long March.
The Red Army's Long March is an extremely tragic and magnificent chapter in the history of the Chinese revolution, and the Red Army's Ten Tigers are a group of heroes who shine in this history. During the arduous Long March, with their fearless courage, tenacious perseverance, and wise command, they made immortal contributions to the victory of the Red Army.
Among these ten generals, Liu Shuai, as the chief of the general staff of the Red Army, was known as "a dragon in the world". During the Long March, he not only gave advice, but also commanded the Red Army again and again to save the day. His military talent and wisdom played a crucial role in the Red Army's breakthrough and victory in key battles.
The three front-line commanders of the Red Army, Mr. Lin, Mr. Peng and Dong Zhentang, were known as the "three sharp knives" on the Long March. They each took on the task of pioneering, guarding the center and covering the back, and together formed a solid iron triangle of the Red Army in the Long March. Their coordinated operations enabled the Red Army to survive in an extremely harsh environment and finally reach northern Shaanxi victoriously.
The two division commanders, Li Jukui and Chen Guang, also performed heroically during the Long March. They led the 1st and 2nd Red Divisions to charge on the first front, such as the four crossings of Chishui and the skillful crossing of the Jinsha River, and other classic battles, which opened the door to victory for the Red Army. Their perseverance and fearlessness have left a strong mark on the history of the Chinese revolution.
Mr. He's outstanding performance in the Red Second Front Army cannot be ignored. As the commander-in-chief, he not only led the Red Second Front Army to successfully reach northern Shaanxi, but also militarily coordinated the Red Fourth Front Army to go north, which was indispensable. As Mr. He's right-hand men, Xiao Ke and ** also played an important role in the Long March and made great contributions to the victory of the Red Army.
In the end, Xu Shuai, commander-in-chief of the Red Fourth Front Army, made even more contributions. His wise decision during the Long March enabled the Red Fourth Front Army to break through the enemy's blockade line and establish the Sichuan-Shaanxi base area, which won precious time and space for the Red Army to survive the enemy's encirclement.
The heroic deeds of the Red Army's Ten Tiger Generals are treasures in the history of the Chinese revolution. During the Long March, with their indomitable perseverance and heroic fighting spirit, they laid a solid foundation for the victory of the Communist Party of China. Their spirit will always inspire future generations and become a model for Chinese people and a representative of the national spirit.
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