What snowy mountains did the Red Army pass, in detail!!

There are 18 mountains that have been turned, including: Yuecheng Ridge in Wuling Mountain, Miao Ridge, Da Lou Mountain, Wumeng Mountain in Yunnan-Guizhou Plateau, Daxue Mountain, Jiajin Mountain, Qionglai Mountain, Min Mountain, Liupan Mountain, Blue Mountain, Daliang Mountain, Lu Mountain, Zhongnan Mountain, Luo Mountain, Famous Mountain, Jinggang Mountain, Min Mountain, Ying Mountain.

On June 12, 1935, the vanguard of the Red Army crossed the Jiajin Mountain in Sichuan.

On June 27, 1935, the vanguard of the ** Red Army crossed the second snow-capped mountain--- Mengbi Mountain in Sichuan.

On July 2, 1935, he crossed the third snow-capped mountain--- Yakexia Snow Mountain in Sichuan.

On July 6, 1935, he climbed the fourth snowy mountain--- Changde Mountain in Sichuan.

On July 7, 1935, he crossed the fifth snow-capped mountain --- Dagu Mountain in Sichuan.

The high mountains crossed by the Red Second Front Army mainly included Wumeng Mountain, Liupan Mountain, Yulong Snow Mountain, Yaha Snow Mountain, Daxue Mountain, Xiaoxue Mountain, Cibula Mountain, Zalayaka Mountain, Zangbala Snow Mountain, Donglong Mountain, Mila Mountain and other snow-capped mountains; The rivers crossed mainly include Lishui, Yuanshui, Zishui, Wushui, Qingshui River, Yachi River, Pudu River, Jinsha River, Wei River and so on. The high mountains crossed by the Red Fourth Front Army mainly include Fuquan Mountain, Qianfo Mountain, Baro Mountain, Huanggong Mountain, Daping Mountain and Hongqiao Mountain, Partridge Mountain, Mengbi Mountain, Changban Mountain, Cangde Mountain, Dagu Mountain, Jiajin Mountain, Geda Liangzi, Dangling Mountain, Zheduo Mountain, Luoguo Liangzi, Jiaoziwan Mountain, Kazila Mountain (Xiwei Laka Mountain) and other snow-capped mountains, some of which were crossed twice; The rivers crossed mainly include Jialing River, Fujiang River, Min River, Dajin River, Tsing Yi River and so on. The Red Army's Long March spanned most of China, crossing dozens of mountains (some of which were covered with snow all year round) and crossing dozens of rivers.

The high mountains crossed by the Red Second Front Army mainly included Wumeng Mountain, Liupan Mountain, Yulong Snow Mountain, Yaha Snow Mountain, Daxue Mountain, Xiaoxue Mountain, Cibula Mountain, Zalayaka Mountain, Zangbala Snow Mountain, Donglong Mountain, Mila Mountain and other snow-capped mountains; The rivers crossed mainly include Lishui, Yuanshui, Zishui, Wushui, Qingshui River, Yachi River, Pudu River, Jinsha River, Wei River and so on.

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In September 1935, when the Red Army in the Long March crossed the Minshan Mountain, he looked around on the top of the mountain, saw the world of snowy peaks like the sea for the first time, and felt a world of myths and legends.

Climbing Snow Mountains and Crossing Grasslands** After occupying Luding City, the Red Army continued to move north, breaking through the enemy's Lushan and Baoxing defense lines on June 8, 1935, and then crossed the first snowy mountain on the Long March Road - Jiajin Mountain.

Many people in the Red Army had never seen the Great Snow Mountains before, let alone climbed them. When I first saw the snow-capped mountains, I thought it was spectacular. Snow-capped, a piece of silver, snow in the sky, snow in the sky, all snow in the world.

But when I really got up, I didn't feel beautiful at all. Jiajin Mountain is called "Fairy Mountain" by the local people. They told the Red Army that only immortals could climb over Jiajin Mountain.

In short, Jiajin Mountain is an incredible mountain. Birds can't fly past it, and it's best not to get close to it, but the fearless Red Army has to fight against fate.

When you get to the top of Jiajin Mountain, you can see the heavy snow covering the top of the mountain from the bottom of the mountain, and it seems that this large area of snow is not far away. At first, people didn't realize they had to climb so high. After months of marching, there was not enough food and people were exhausted.

The climb to the snowy mountain seemed smooth at first, but then suddenly entered the world of ice and snow. The wind and snow pierced the Red Army so that they could not open their eyes, and there was no road, and people fell on the ice and had to get up, and their bodies were weak, and some of them lay down forever in the arms of the snow-capped mountains.

On June 12, the vanguard of the Red Army finally crossed several snow-capped mountains and successfully joined forces with the vanguard of the Red Fourth Front Army on the way north. After the two main forces of the Red Army joined forces, the total strength reached more than 100,000 and the morale was high.

Extended information: "Seven Laws: The Long March" is a seven-character poem, selected from the "*** Poetry Collection", this poem was written in October 1935, when *** led the **Red Army across Minshan, and the Long March was about to end. Looking back on the countless difficulties and obstacles that the Long March has overcome over the past year, he is full of joy and pride.

Minshan Mountain has beautiful mountains and clear waters, profound cultural heritage, with world natural heritage Jiuzhaigou, Huanglong, Big Bear habitat, world cultural heritage Qingcheng Mountain Dujiangyan, world natural and cultural heritage Emei Mountain Leshan Giant Buddha World Heritage, is the location of the heavenly court of gods and gods in ancient Chinese history, myths and legends, "Kunlun Mountain" and the birthplace of fairy culture and Taoism. Minshan is the area with the richest high-grade tourism resources in China.

In September 1935, when the Red Army in the Long March crossed the Minshan Mountain, he looked around on the top of the mountain, saw the world of snowy peaks like the sea for the first time, and felt a world of myths and legends.

In October 1934, in order to smash the encirclement and suppression of the people, preserve their own strength, and also to go north to resist Japan and save the nation from peril, the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army started the world-famous Long March from Ruijin, Jiangxi.

This poem was composed on the way of the Red Army soldiers shortly before the victory of the Long March after they crossed the Minshan Mountains. As the leader of the Red Army, after undergoing countless tests, now, with the dawn ahead and victory in sight, he wrote this magnificent poem with great pride. The Seven Laws of the Long March was written in late September 1935.

In June 1935, the Red Army crossed the Dadu River and marched north, encountering the first snow-capped mountain——— Minshan.

The mountain is more than 4,500 meters above sea level, and the mountain is covered with snow all year round. After sunset and before sunrise, the wind howls everywhere, and the sky is full of snow, and the cold is unusually cold. The mountain is so high and steep that no bird can fly over it.

The snow-capped mountains were so high that even the Kuomintang planes could not fly up. The Red Army soldiers on the top of Jiajin Mountain saw planes circling under their feet.

In addition to the cold and lack of oxygen in the mountains, it is necessary to have enough winter clothes to climb the snowy mountains, and it is best to have shochu to protect against the cold. It is a pity that both of these things are lacking in the Red Army. The mountain is sparsely populated, and it is impossible to find the cotton clothes used by 20,000 people, and there is very little soju.

At that time, the commanders and fighters of the unit were not only in rags, but most of them were from Hunan, Fujian, Jiangxi, and Guangdong, and had never seen such a high snow-capped mountain, nor had they experienced a bitterly cold climate. When the Red Army in single clothes crossed the snow-capped mountains, it became colder and colder, and the commanders and fighters had no choice but to open the quilts in their backpacks and drape them over their bodies, chew chili peppers, and climb the mountain under the powerful political mobilization.

In the face of high cold and extreme lack of oxygen, the commanders and fighters had to rely on the heat generated by their own exercise to drive away the cold, and at this time, the red pepper also became the life-saving fruit of the Red Army over the snowy mountains.

The five difficulties of the Red Army crossing the snow-capped mountains and encountering Li Hu in the world were: 1. Snow-capped and the climate was harsh. 2. Hypoxia on the plateau, chest tightness and shortness of breath.

3. Months of marching, exhausted. 4. Where is there a shortage of supplies, and there is a shortage of food and cooking. 5. Lack of clothes and less wear, unbearable cold.