The Long March of the Red Army was an earth-shattering event in modern Chinese history and a "miracle in humanhistory". The editor has compiled simple drawings about the Long March of the Red Army. I hope you all like it!
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The historical background of the Red Army’s Long March
In October 1933, the National Government of the Republic of China mobilized nearly 1 million National Revolutionary Army troops to encircle and suppress various countries. The Chinese Communist Party controlled the rural base areas, and focused on attacking the Central Soviet Area (the main area controlled by the Chinese Soviet Republic) with 500,000 troops.
In the first four battles, due to the implementation of Mao Zedong’s mobile warfare policy, the Nationalist Government troops failed to achieve their intended goals and all ended in retreat. In the fifth battle,As Mao Zedong lost leadership, the interim head of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, Bo Gu (formerly known as Qin Bangxian), adopted the advice of German military adviser Li De, abandoned the active defense policy of the past four anti-"encirclement and suppression" struggles, and characterized this war as a war between the Kuomintang and the Communist Party. In the decisive battle, he adopted military adventurism and put forward the slogan "defend the enemy outside the countrys gates", requiring the Red Army to resist the National Revolutionary Army outside the base area. He decided to take action before the Kuomintang, launched all the Red Army to launch a full-scale offensive, and fought for Soviet victory across China. However, there were only about 100,000 regular troops and tens of thousands of guerrillas in the Central Soviet Area, and they suffered huge losses soon after the preemptive attack. At this time, the Communist Party decided to carry out positional defense, supplemented by "short assault" (short-range attack), in order to resist the advance of the National Revolutionary Army. But this action did not have the desired effect. Soon, Guangchang, the north gate of Ruijin, the capital of the Chinese Soviet Republic, fell, and the Red Army suffered more than 10,000 casualties.
