30 words for a short story during the Long March, 20 words for a short story about the Long March?

That's good, there are so few words.

A girl was killed by the Japanese for the sake of food for the Red Army.

This story is the most touching...Suddenly one day. There was a soldier who was attacked, and he was going to hang up, and said you should pay the medal with me, and all of them were hanged.

One day, the squad leader was washing clothes by the river, and suddenly saw a fish jumping out of the water, he hurriedly found a sewing needle, bent it into a hook, and let the three comrades eat fresh fish and drink fish soup. But one of the little comrades noticed that when they were eating fish, the squad leader never ate. Later, when the little comrade found out that the squad leader was eating the leftover food they had eaten, tears could not help but flow.

Seeing that he was about to get out of the meadow, the squad leader fainted with hunger, and the three little comrades hurriedly went fishing and made soup, but the squad leader still sacrificed for them.

On January 2, 1952, Luo Shengjiao, a secretary of a reconnaissance team of the Chinese People's Volunteers, encountered four North Korean teenagers who were skating. Suddenly, a teenager named Cui Ying crushed the ice and fell into an ice cave more than 8 feet deep. Luo Shengjiao immediately took off his cotton clothes and jumped into the ice cave without hesitation to rescue him.

He braved the freezing cold of minus 20 degrees Celsius and explored three times before finding Cui Ying. He tried his best to push Cui Ying out of the water with his head, and then his comrades rushed to rescue Cui Ying. But Luo Shengjiao was physically exhausted due to the severe cold, and when he was rescued by the people, he had stopped breathing.

He was only 21 years old.

During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, the main forces of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army withdrew from the Soviet areas north and south of the Yangtze River, fought for two years, and arrived in the strategic transfer operation of the Shaanxi-Gansu region.

In October 1934, after the failure of the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression", the main force of the Red Army, in order to get rid of the encirclement and pursuit of the Kuomintang army, was forced to carry out a strategic transfer, withdraw from the ** base area, and carry out the Long March.

The Long March is a great miracle in human history, the Red Army fought more than 380 battles, captured more than 700 county towns, the Red Army sacrificed more than 430 cadres above the battalion, the average age was less than 30 years old, a total of hundreds of regiments of the Kuomintang Army were defeated, during which a total of 14 provinces, over 18 mountains, across 24 rivers, through barren grasslands, over snow-capped mountains, a journey of about 25,000 miles, the Red Army arrived in northern Shaanxi in October 1935, and the Red Army in northern Shaanxi victoriously rendezvous. October 1936, Red.

The 2nd and 4th Front Armies arrived in the Huining area of Gansu and joined forces with the Red Front Army. The meeting of the three main forces of the Red Army marked the victorious end of the Long March.

Ruijin Break through the enemy's four lines of defense, forcibly cross the Wujiang River, occupy Zunyi, cross the Chishui four times, skillfully cross the Jinsha River, forcibly cross the Dadu River, fly to capture the Luding Bridge, turn over the snow mountains, cross the grassland Wuqi Division, Northern Shaanxi (October 1935) Huining Division, Gansu (October 9, 1936) Jiangtaibao Division, Xiji County, Ningxia (October 22, 1936.

During the Red Army's Long March, there were interceptions in front and pursuers in the rear, and it also had to constantly struggle against enemy planes that were reconnoitring and bombing from the air. Although the Red Army's air defense at that time was extremely rudimentary, it still carried forward the spirit of defeating the superior with the inferior and daring to fight, actively carried out air defense operations, and shot down six enemy planes on the Long March.

The Red Army is not afraid of expeditionary difficulties, thousands of rivers and thousands of mountains are just waiting for leisure, Wuling is soaring and waves, Wumeng is majestic and walks mud pills, Jinsha water beats the clouds and cliffs are warm, Dadu Bridge crosses the iron rope and is more like the snow of Minshan for thousands of miles, and the three armies are happy after the end.

The short stories of the Long March include "A Bag of Dry Food", "The Soul Lives at the Little Red Bridge", "Monument" and so on.

1. "A Bag of Dry Food".

The story tells that Xiaolan, a 13-year-old Red Army boy, managed to get a bag of dry food when she was advancing with the troops, but when she crossed a bridge, she accidentally fell her bag of dry food into the river and was washed away by the water in order to take care of a wounded man. In order to let everyone have enough dry food to eat, she never told her comrades-in-arms, pretending that nothing had happened, pulling out a lot of wild vegetables and stuffing them into her shoulder bag, and stuffing the shoulder bag bulging.

2. "The Soul Lives at Little Red Bridge".

At that time, the procession stretched for more than ten miles, the wind was sluggish and the autumn was cold, and the officers and men of the Red Army were miserable. There was a thin and capable girl in the team, like stepping on a hot wheel, running before and after, arranging for those who carried stretchers and took care of the wounded.

3. "Monument".

The ranks of the Red Army struggled through the ice and snow. The bitter cold froze the mountains into a large ice mound. The wind was howling and the snow was falling, and it seemed like it was about to swallow up the poorly equipped team.

But the general had long since given his horse to the seriously wounded. He led his warriors forward, opening a path through the snow and ice for the follow-up troops. What awaits them is the harsh environment and brutal battles, they may not be able to eat, they may sleep in snow nests, they may have to walk a hundred or dozens of miles a day, and they may be suddenly attacked by the enemy.

Will this team be able to withstand such a severe test? The general kept thinking.

During the Agrarian Revolutionary War, the main forces of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army withdrew from the Soviet areas north and south of the Yangtze River, and after two years of fighting, they finally reached the strategic transfer operation in the Shaanxi-Gansu region.