During the 368 days of the Red Army's Long March, there was an encounter almost every day, with a total of 15 days of Armageddon, 235 days of day marching and 18 days of night marching, during which only 44 days were rested, with an average rest every 1 14.
On average, the Central Red Army marched 7 1 li every day, fought more than 380 times and captured 62 counties. There are as many as 430 cadres above the death camp of the Red Army, with an average age of less than 30, and they have defeated hundreds of regiments of government forces. During this period, * * * passed through 1 1 provinces and climbed 18 mountains.
1936 10, the Red Second and Fourth Army arrived in Huining, Gansu, and joined forces with the Red Army. The three main forces of the Red Army joined forces, marking the victory of the Long March.
1September 1933 to1summer 1934, the Red Army in the Central Soviet Area fought against "encirclement and suppression" for the fifth time. Because of the relationship between China's central leader Bo Gu (Qin Bangxian) and Li De (also known as Waffle, formerly Otto Braun, party member, German Producer Party), it took risks first.
1In April, 934, the Central Red Army (10 was renamed the Red Army, 65438) fought a decisive battle with the Kuomintang army in Guangchang, Jiangxi, with serious losses and a critical situation.
In July, the Chinese Soviet * * and the Central Revolutionary Military Commission of the Republic of China (hereinafter referred to as the Central Revolutionary Military Commission) ordered the Seventh Army Corps of the Red Army to form an anti-Japanese advance team in the north, advance to the border of Fujian, Zhejiang, Anhui and Jiangxi, and establish a new Soviet area; Ordered the Sixth Army Corps of the Red Army to break through the Western Expedition from the Hunan-Jiangxi Soviet Area and develop guerrilla warfare in central Hunan. The Central Revolutionary Military Commission sent two legions to the north and the west respectively, aiming at mobilizing the Kuomintang's "encirclement and suppression" army to alleviate the pressure on the Central Soviet Area. But it failed to achieve its goal.
At the beginning of 10, Kuomintang troops attacked the central area of the Central Soviet Area and quickly occupied Xingguo, Ningdu and Shicheng. The Red Army had less room for maneuver, and could not break the "encirclement and suppression" of the Kuomintang troops in the Soviet area, so it was forced to withdraw from the Soviet area and make a strategic shift (that is, the Long March).