The Long March of the Red Army is a feat and miracle in the worlds history and the worlds military history in the 20th century. It is an immortal heroic epic for the Chinese people. The editor has compiled a collection of simple drawings of the Little Red Army. I hope you all like it!
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Information about the Red Army’s Long March
The Red Army’s Long March (October 1934-October 1936), led by the Communist Party The 1st Red Front Army, 2nd Red Front Army, 4th Red Front Army and 25th Red Army made strategic retreats and transfers from various Soviet areas to the Shaanxi-Gansu Soviet Area respectively. Among them, the Red Front Army traveled 25,000 miles, so the Long March is often called the 25,000-mile Long March. The Kuomintang called this "fleeing." 1At 6:12 pm on October 10, 1934, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Central Military Commission led the five main Red Army legions and a total of 86,000 people from the Central and Military Commission agencies and troops. They set out from the Changting area and were forced to implement strategic transfers. Thus began the turning point in the Red Armys defeat of the Kuomintang. During the transfer: Depart from Ruijin - advance to western Hunan - break through the four fire lines - change to Guizhou - cross the Wujiang River - seize Zunyi - cross the Chishui River four times ( Meaning: Disrupt the enemys pursuit and suppression plan) - skillfully cross the Jinsha River (jump out of the enemys encirclement) - forcefully cross the Dadu River - fly to seize the Luding Bridge - cross the snowy mountains - cross the grassland ——Arrived at Wuqi Town in northern Shaanxi——Huining, Gansu Province (a symbol of the victory of the Long March: the three main forces of the First, Second and Fourth Red Front Army met). In October 1936, the First, Second and Fourth Front Armies of the Red Army met in Huining, Gansu Province, marking the end of the Long March. The victory of the Long March showed that the Communist Party of China and the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army were an invincible force. It is the tragic and arduous battle history of the Red Army soldiers.
The Long March of the Red Army - Plan
The original plan of the Red Army was to break through the blockade of the Guangdong Army from the southern front and reach western Hunan to join the Second and Sixth Red Army Corps. Because the leaders of the Provisional Central Committee at that time made the mistake of escapism during the retreat when commanding the Central Red Army to implement strategic shifts and breakouts. Although the Red Army fought bravely and broke through four enemy blockades in succession, they themselves also suffered heavy losses. When the fourth blockade crossed the Xiangjiang River, the number of Red Army and central government personnel had dropped sharply from more than 80,000 at the time of departure to more than 30,000. Moreover, at this time, the Kuomintang had determined that the Red Army would march north along the Hunan-Guangxi border to western Hunan to join the Second and Sixth Red Army Corps, and mobilized heavy troops in an attempt to wipe out the Central Red Army. At this critical juncture of the revolution, with the efforts of Mao Zedong and others, the Central Red Army changed its original strategic plan and decided to seize the initiative and advance towards Guizhou, where the enemys defenses were weak. In December, after occupying Tongdaocheng, the Red Army immediately entered eastern Guizhou, captured Liping in one fell swoop, forcibly crossed the Wujiang River, and left the Kuomintangs pursuit and suppression troops in the areas east and south of the Wujiang River. On January 7, they occupied Zunyi City, an important town in northern Guizhou.
