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Oh, yes. The homeland of the Red Army. How long?

The story of the crossing of the chain bridge by the Red Army:

On May 25, 1935, in the face of the close pursuit of the Kuomintang, on the morning of May 26, ***, ***, ***, Wang Jiaxiang, ***, ***, ***, ***,

The deployment was led by *** and *** The first division of the Red First Army Corps and the cadre regiment led by Chen Geng and Song Renqiang were the right route army, and the ** column and corps were the left route army of the Huaizi Regiment to attack the Luding Bridge.

The Left Route Army, led by Wang Kaixiang and Yang Chengwu, attacked and advanced with the 4th Regiment of the 2nd Red Division as the vanguard. May 28th. After receiving the order, the Red Fourth Regiment marched 240 miles of mountain roads day and night, and on the morning of the 29th, Qi Shi exchanged fire with the enemy on the west bank of the Luding Bridge.

At that time, the Luding Bridge had been dismantled by the enemy about 80 meters of bridge decks, coated with engine oil, and formed a dense firepower with machine guns and artillery companies on the east bridgehead high ground to tightly seal the bridge deck of Luding Bridge.

At noon, the Red Fourth Regiment held a meeting of all cadres in the Shaba Catholic Church to mobilize for battle, and organized a 22-member bridge-seizing assault team led by company commander Liao Dazhu and instructor Wang Haiyun.

At four o'clock in the afternoon, 22 Red Army soldiers with submachine guns, sabers on their backs, and more than a dozen grenades around their waists, braved the rain of bullets and swooped down on the slippery cable chains to the east bridgehead. Three warriors, led by Wang Youcai, followed closely behind, carrying guns on their backs.

Holding the plank in one hand and the chain in the other, he laid the bridge as he went. When the Red Army commandos climbed to the middle of the bridge, the enemy set fire to the east bridgehead and blocked the Red Army from taking the bridge with heavy fire. The Red Army soldiers fought with the enemy in a white-handed battle, flying to capture the Luding Bridge.

At this time, political commissar Yang Chengwu led the team to rush through the east bridgehead, repelled the enemy's counterattack, occupied Luding City, and quickly extinguished the bridgehead fire. The whole battle took only two hours, and the Luding Bridge was captured in a thrilling way.

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The story of Zhang Side eating poisonous weeds to save people.

After the troops entered the grassland, the environment and climate were very harsh, which made it very difficult to march on the grassland. What is even worse is the lack of food and clothing, and many Red Army soldiers have been sleeping on the grass and swimming a few places.

Seeing that more and more comrades were falling behind and sacrificing, Commander-in-Chief Zhu ordered his own mounts to be killed and distributed to the comrades of the communications squad and the guard squad to make rations, and also issued a call to the comrades around him to "taste a hundred herbs" so that everyone could find some non-poisonous and edible wild vegetables and weeds to grind in the vast grassland and tide over the difficulties of starvation.

However, to taste a kind of edible weeds and wild vegetables is to risk poisoning. In the "Taste of Herbs" activity, Zhang Side always preempts others. Filial piety.

According to Zhang Xianyang's recollection: "Once, the troops camped next to a swamp with abundant water and grass. A little warrior came to the pond and suddenly cried out with joy:

Wild radish! Wild radish! Zhang Side came over to take a look, and sure enough, not far from the pond, there were clumps of wild grass, with green leaves, similar in shape to radish leaves.

The little warrior ran up to him, plucked one and put it in his mouth. Zhang Side hurriedly caught up.

I grabbed it, put it in my mouth first, and chewed it carefully, the taste was sweet and astringent. After a while, Zhang Side felt a little dizzy and weak, and then he had a cramping pain in his stomach and vomited.

He hurriedly said to the little warrior, 'This grass is poisonous, quick, tell ...... quickly.'Before he could finish speaking, Zhang Side fell and lost consciousness for a while.

More than half an hour later, Zhang Side slowly woke up, and vaguely saw the little soldier squatting in front of him with a porcelain jar, and he hurriedly said: "Leave me alone, go and tell the other comrades." ’”

In this way, Zhang Side gave up the hope of life to his comrades and left the danger of sacrifice to himself. Soon, this matter was known to Commander-in-Chief Zhu, and he praised Zhang Side.

The Red Army was one of the founders of the People's Republic of China, and their story is colorful and legendary. Here are 10 short stories about the Red Army.

1.The story of the female soldiers of the Red Army who "crossed the mountains and crossed the river". At that time, the Red Army had to cross a 40-meter-long river, but the river was fast, the water was deep and cold.

In order to bring food to the other soldiers, the female warrior decided to float over. With the planks in place, she managed to climb over the mountain and cross the river.

2.The story of the Red Army's breakthrough to Chiangjiabu. At that time, the Red Army broke through the enemy's positions, but because it was dark, they could not find their way back. So, several fighters decided to chase the lights on the shore in the torrential rain. Eventually, they succeeded in finding their way back.

3.The story of the Red Army wintering in the wilderness. They survive in the wilderness by building tents, foraging for wild animals, and making their own crochet hooks.

4.The story of the Red Army's three reforms to investigate Chen's strategy. At that time, the Red Army launched an offensive in the area of Sanchen and successfully captured Sanchen. This victory greatly boosted the morale of the Red Army and filled it with confidence.

5.Guerrilla warfare in the Red Army. Due to the terrain, the Red Army had an advantage in the guerrilla war. During the operation, they used terrain, laid ambushes in the rear of the enemy, struck using small units, avoiding a frontal clashes.

6.Air raid trenches of the Red Army. At that time, the Red Army decided to build anti-aircraft trenches in the defense zone. They dug trenches in the hills so that they could observe the enemy from the hills, and they had a long-term resilience tactic.

7.The story of the Red Army drilling tunnels. Behind Chiang Kai-shek's back, the Red Army counterattacked. They drilled thousands of meters of tunnels and completely surrounded the enemy.

8.The story of the Red Army crossing the river. At that time, the Red Army was going to cross the Yangtze River, but the weather was cold and rainy. In order to cross the river smoothly, they tied up the raft and pulled it to the opposite bank with a rope.

9.The story of the pursuit of the enemy by the Red Army. At one time, the Red Army pursued the enemy, but the enemy used stones to force them back. By shooting, the Red Army could defend itself, pursue and attack the enemy.

10.One of the routes of the Red Army. In the old days, the Red Army walked through steep mountain roads. They ate leaves, roots and other wild plants, and organized a successful march of spiritual struggle.

Through these short stories, we can learn what storms and victories the Red Army soldiers experienced and won during the years-long battles. They honed themselves in the Long March, and through arduous efforts, they became heroes of the Chinese nation. <>