Several fronts of the Red Army were military organizations formed during the Chinese Revolutionary War, and their origins can be traced back to the period of the Agrarian Revolution. During that period, the armed forces led by the Chinese Communist Party were known as the Red Army and grew in strength through numerous uprisings and battles.
1. The origin and development of the Red Army.
1.Uprising and Initial Phase: As the Northern Expedition progressed, the armed forces led by the Chinese Communist Party began to revolt in various places, and these rebel forces later became the basis of the Red Army.
2.*Soviet District**: In 1929, the rebel troops led by ** and others in Jinggangshan joined forces with the troops led by ** in southern Jiangxi and western Fujian to form **Soviet District.
3.*Expansion and reorganization of the Red Army**: With the expansion of the revolutionary base areas, so did the ranks of the Red Army. In 1930, the First Front Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army was founded, marking the beginning of the regularization of the Red Army.
2. The formation of several fronts of the Red Army.
1.*Red Army**: Founded in 1930, it was one of the original main forces of the Red Army, led by *** and **.
2.*Red Second Front Army**: Founded in 1936, it was formed by the troops led by ** and the first division of the Red Fourth Front Army after meeting in Ganzi.
3.Red Third Front: Founded in 1930, it was one of the main forces of the Soviet District.
4.*Red Fourth Front Army**: Founded in 1931, it is mainly active in Hubei, Henan and Anhui regions.
5.Red 25th Army: Founded in 1934, it was the only Red Army unit to hold its base after the start of the Long March.
3. The heroic deeds and historical significance of the Red Army.
1.*Heroic deeds**: The various Red Army fronts showed tenacious fighting spirit and heroic sacrifice in many battles.
2.*Historical significance**: The development and growth of the Red Army was an important milestone in the Chinese revolution, laying the foundation for the eventual seizure of national power by the Communist Party of China.