Why does the Red Star shine on China, and what does the Red Star say about China?

Because the five-star red flag is the national flag of China, which was dyed red by countless revolutionary ancestors with their spirit and blood, the red star shining on China represents the spirit of the national flag, and the spirit of struggle of the martyrs will always shine on us.

The Red Star shining on China's Long March is summarized as follows:

It mainly tells the story of the various hardships and dangers experienced by the Red Army during the 25,000-mile Long March and the story of overcoming difficulties with bravery, strength and wisdom. At the beginning, he briefly explained the causes of the Long March, and then focused on the fifth great encirclement and suppression, as well as the difficult and heroic deeds such as forcibly crossing the Dadu River and crossing the prairie during the Long March. Finally, a set of statistics (18 mountain ranges, 24 rivers, 12 provinces, 62 cities, and 10 local warlords) proved the greatness of the Long March and the achievements of the Long March, and expressed the revolutionary spirit of China's revolutionary pioneers who dared to be the first and were not afraid of hardships, as well as the outstanding contributions they played in the process of resisting Japan.

1. The Battle of the Four Crossings of Chishui and the Battle of the Four Crossings of Chishui was a decisive campaign of movement warfare carried out by the Red Army on the way of the Long March, under the difficult conditions of being surrounded and intercepted by hundreds of thousands of heavy troops of the Kuomintang. Under the command of Chairman, Zhou, and Zhu, the Red Army adopted a highly mobile policy of movement warfare, galloped across the vast areas along the Sichuan-Guizhou-Yunnan border, actively sought out fighter planes, effectively mobilized and annihilated the enemy, and thoroughly smashed the arrogant plan of Chiang Kai-shek and other reactionaries to encircle and annihilate the Red Army on the Sichuan-Guizhou-Yunnan border, and the Red Army won a decisive victory in the strategic shift. 2. Qiaodu Jinsha RiverJinsha River is located in the upper reaches of the Yangtze River.

It runs through the deep mountains and narrow valleys on the border of Sichuan and Yunnan, the river is wide, and the water is rapid. If the Red Army could not get through, it would be pressed into the deep mountains and narrow valleys by the enemy, and the whole army would be in danger of being annihilated. When the Red Army Brigade advanced towards the Jinsha River, Chiang Kai-shek woke up from a dream and decided that the Red Army's destination was neither Guiyang nor Kunming, but that "there is no doubt that the Jinsha River must be crossed."

On April 28, 1935, he issued an order to control the ferry and destroy the ship and seal the river. On the eve of the Red Army's arrival on the Jinsha River, the enemy on the riverside had already plundered all the ships to the north bank. 3. Flying to capture Luding Bridge is a battle in the Long March of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, which took place on May 29, 1935.

** The Red Army troops successfully crossed the Dadu River in the central and western parts of Sichuan Province, and went north along the east bank of the Dadu River, and the main force went north along the right bank of the Dadu River from Anshun Field, and the officers and men of the Red Fourth Regiment ran and advanced on the rugged and steep mountain road under the condition of heavy rain, and ran for 120 kilometers in a day and night, and finally arrived on the west bank of the Luding Bridge on time at about 6 o'clock in the morning of May 29. The commander of the 2nd Company and 22 commandos stepped on the iron chain to seize the bridgehead along the iron ropes covered with bullets and fire, and occupied the Luding Bridge with the troops on the east bank. 4. The Battle of the Xiangjiang River The Battle of the Xiangjiang River was the most heroic and crucial battle since the Red Army broke through, our army fought hard with the superior enemy, and finally tore through the blockade line of the enemy's heavy fortifications, and smashed Chiang Kai-shek's attempt to encircle and annihilate the Red Army east of the Xiangjiang River.

Although the Red Army broke through the fourth blockade line, it paid a huge price. The 5th Army Corps and the International Division of the Young Communist Party established on the eve of the Long March lost more than half, the 8th Army Corps suffered even heavier losses, and the 34th Division was heavily surrounded by the enemy. After crossing the Xiangjiang River, the two columns of the Red Army and the Central Military Commission have been sharply reduced from 10,000 to 30,000 at the time of departure.

This aroused the suspicion and dissatisfaction of the vast number of cadres and fighters with Wang Ming's military line, which reached the extreme, and they demanded a change of leadership one after another. 5. Zunyi ConferenceThe Zunyi Conference refers to an extremely important enlarged meeting held by the Political Bureau of the Communist Party of China in Zunyi, Guizhou Province in January 1935 to independently solve the problems of the Chinese revolution. It was convened in order to correct the mistakes of the Bogu "leftist" leadership in military command under the circumstances of the failure of the Red Army's fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaign and the serious setbacks suffered in the early stage of the Long March.

Main content: Tell the author's curiosity about the red world, and begin his adventure deep into the Soviet Red Zone, to ** the secrets of the Soviet Republic, the Red Army, and the Communist Party. He also told the reasons and process for Zhang Xueliang and Yang Hucheng to reach an agreement with the Communist Party to carry out the agreement with Japan.

Red China has always been a mystery to all countries of the world. They fought in the hinterland of China, unknown because of the news blockade; Long under siege, their area is inaccessible.

No journalist has been there since 1921 and has written a detailed report. There are various legends, some say that they were nothing more than a few thousand bandits, others say that there were no Soviets at all, and even the Red Army did not exist. The opposite view sees them as China's only savior.