The origin of the name of the guerrillas, the origin of the song of the guerrillas, and in what cont

It's flow. Everywhere they attacked, so they were called guerrillas.

Background of creation.

In 1937, after the outbreak of the "August 13" Songhu Anti-Japanese War, the Shanghai cultural circles set up a drama troupe to publicize the anti-Japanese salvation all over the country under the banner of the anti-Japanese national united front. **With a strong hatred for the invaders, Jiahe Luting participated in the Shanghai Salvation Drama Team.

In the winter of 1937, the Shanghai Salvation Drama Team came to the anti-Japanese front line in Shanxi to perform for the anti-Japanese troops, which was warmly welcomed and aroused strong repercussions. At the end of the year, they arrived in Linfen, an important town in Shanxi. At an office of the Eighth Route Army on the outskirts of the city (now Liucun Town, Yaodu District, Linfen), they had more direct contact with the commanders and fighters and developed a keen interest in guerrilla warfare.

In particular, after listening to the reports of the leaders, such as **, Ren Bishi, and **, I gained a better understanding of the situation and tactics of the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression and realized that in order to completely defeat the Japanese aggressors, we must rely not only on regular warfare, but also on movement warfare and guerrilla warfare.

It was a dark and windy night, He Luting faced the small oil lamp, and embellished those fragmentary and fragmentary ** images into a whole at once, with words and songs, and created the song "Guerrilla Song" in one go.

Nonsense! Where there is guerrilla warfare, there is pull! In the last years of the Eight-Year War of Resistance Against Japan.

The song of the guerrillas was in the Sino-Japanese War.

Written in the early days, in 1937, He Luting.

Dressed in a flat type Guan Dajie.

The trophy, a yellow coat of the Japanese army, wrote the "Song of the Guerrillas" in Baishi Village, Hongdong, Shanxi Province. After the outbreak of the "August 13" Incident, He Luting accompanied the Shanghai Cultural Circles Rescue Drama Team to carry out anti-Japanese propaganda work along the Shanghai-Nanjing, Longhai, and Tongpu railway lines, and arrived in Linfen in the southwest of Shanxi Province at the end of 1937, where he lived in Liuzhuang on the outskirts of the city.

Office of the Eighth Route Army.

At this time, he composed a song dedicated to all the officers and men of the Eighth Route Army, which was performed for the first time at a party held in Gaozhuang, Hongdong County, at a meeting of senior generals of the General Headquarters of the Eighth Route Army, and was warmly welcomed. The song was immediately sung in various base areas behind enemy lines in North China, and quickly spread throughout the country. Even today, many years later, it has maintained its enduring charm.

Appreciation of Guerrilla Song.

"The Song of the Jujube Strike Team in the Town" is a march.

style of mass songs. It was composed in 1937 by the famous Chinese composer He Luting. The tune of "Guerrilla Song" is brisk, smooth, vivid, and lively;

The bouncy snare-like rhythm runs through the piece, which not only gives the melody a sense of progression, but also expresses the typical image of guerrilla fighters skillfully and flexibly maneuvering with the enemy, waiting for an opportunity to destroy the enemy. In the early 90s of the 20th century, this "Guerrilla Song" was indisputably selected as the "20th Century Chinese ** Classic".

Guerrilla guerrilla or guerilla guerrilla guerrilla warfare, guerrilla warfare: to swim is to walk, to strike is to fight, and to guerrilla is to flee.

The essence of guerrilla warfare is that the enemy advances and we retreat, the enemy retreats and we advance, the enemy is tired and we fight, and the enemy flees and we pursue. Guerrilla warfare is an operational mode that follows the five basic principles of rational selection of combat locations, rapid deployment of troops, rational distribution of troops, rational selection of combat timing, and rapid retreat at the end of the battle. Guerrilla warfare is irregular warfare.

With attack as the main means, it has a high degree of mobility, flexibility, initiative, offensive and quick decision, and can widely mobilize the masses to participate in the war.

In the revolutionary war led by the Communist Party of China, guerrilla warfare played a very important role. During the period of the Agrarian Revolutionary War, the Red Army relied on the base areas to persist in guerrilla warfare in accordance with the characteristics of the enemy's strength and weakness, thus preserving and developing itself. During the War of Resistance Against Japanese Aggression, the Eighth Route Army and the New Fourth Army went deep behind enemy lines and carried out guerrilla warfare on a large scale and for a long time, resisting more than 60 percent of the invading Japanese army and more than 95 percent of the puppet army.

During the War of Liberation, guerrilla warfare effectively complemented regular warfare. The protracted revolutionary war has enabled the Chinese people to create many unique methods of guerrilla warfare, such as sabotage warfare, mine warfare, sparrow warfare, ambush warfare, tunnel warfare, and siege warfare. These flexible and mobile tactics have demonstrated the richness and variety of China's revolutionary guerrilla warfare.

Guerrillas are an irregular armed organization that strikes at the enemy in areas under the enemy's rule, occupation, and contact with the enemy by means of dispersion, mobility, and attack.

Guerrillas are an irregular armed organization that strikes at the enemy by means of dispersion, mobility, and attack in the enemy's occupied and engaging areas.

The members of the guerrillas can be recruited freely, and the more personnel the better, as long as they are willing to participate in the anti-Japanese resistance, they generally do not refuse to come. The members of the armed forces are carefully selected from the full-time cadres of enemy workers, hoes, and reconnaissance who have been trained in long-term actual combat and have superb killing skills, as well as the squad and platoon leaders of the main corps. Compared to the guerrillas, the members of the Wugong Brigade are more sophisticated.

The main thing about being tough here is not how good their martial arts are, not how good they are, not how experienced they are in guerrilla warfare, but whether they can accurately grasp the party's policies, whether they can do enemy work, and whether they can do mass work. At the very least, you have to be able to write slogans and flyers, and you have to be able to organize meetings and presentations. This is the requirement of their mission, and it is also the magic weapon why the armed engineering team can make a difference in such a difficult environment behind enemy lines.

And such a high standard of military and political quality is not possessed by every guerrilla.