Title: The Heroic Soul on the Long March.
In the history of the Chinese revolution, the 25,000-mile Long March is famous for its arduous and historical significance. This is a heroic epic that transcends time and space, which not only shaped the spiritual outlook of a generation of revolutionaries, but also left countless awe-inspiring names. However, how many people gave their precious lives on this great journey? This question, like the fog of history, hangs over the hearts of everyone who has the truth of the Long March.
The Long March was a major strategic shift of the Red Army led by the Communist Party of China from 1934 to 1936, which lasted two years and traveled 25,000 miles in order to avoid the encirclement and suppression of the Kuomintang army. This is a war without gunpowder, a double test of people's willpower and survival limits. The soldiers of the Red Army crossed the meadows and climbed the snow-capped mountains, facing hunger, disease, the pursuit of the enemy and the extreme challenges of the natural environment, and they composed a hymn to life with firm faith and unyielding courage.
According to statistics, at the beginning of the Long March, there were more than 80,000 Red Army, and after reaching northern Shaanxi, less than 10,000 remained. Behind this set of data is the loss of the lives of tens of thousands of revolutionary martyrs. Some of their names have been lost to history, while others have been remembered by future generations. Their sacrifice was for the revolutionary ideal and for the future of the Chinese nation.
In this great long march, there are many touching and profound stories. For example, when crossing the meadow, the Red Army soldiers, in order not to let their comrades fall into the swamp, paved the road with their own bodies; When climbing the snowy mountain, in order to warm their comrades-in-arms, they hugged each other's frozen bodies; During the battle, in order to cover the retreat of their comrades, they did not hesitate to choose sacrifice. Although these stories are only the tip of the iceberg of the many tragic events of the Long March, they profoundly embody the fearless spirit and loyalty of the Red Army soldiers to the revolutionary cause.
The sacrifices on the Long March are not only a reduction in numbers, but also a spiritual sublimation. Every fallen soldier is a shining star, illuminating the way forward for those who come after him. Their sacrifice makes us deeply understand the weight of the price of freedom and happiness. Their spirit has become a source of strength that inspires us to keep moving forward.
Today, when we look back at that magnificent period of history, we must not only remember those heroes who sacrificed their lives for the revolutionary cause, but also inherit their will and spirit. In the context of the new era, we are faced with different challenges and tasks, but the spirit of the Long March – the spirit of perseverance and courage – is still of great relevance.
In short, the number of people who died during the 25,000-mile Long March is a heavy number, and it represents the lives and blood of countless revolutionary martyrs. But at the same time, it is also a monument that bears witness to the greatness of the Chinese revolution and the heroism of the Red Army soldiers. In the years to come, we must remember history, cherish the memory of the martyrs, continue to carry forward the spirit of the Long March, and make unremitting efforts to realize the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.