Brief introduction to the story of "Building the Army";

1927, when the Northern Expedition just made great achievements, the "Rightists" of the Kuomintang launched a crazy "Qing Communist Party" to seize power and rebel revolution. In just a few months, nearly 3 10000 progressive compatriots were killed, which shocked the whole country. China, which has just seen hope, is about to fall into the abyss of warlord melee and dictatorship again.

Without its own armed forces, China, which was founded less than seven years ago, almost suffered a devastating blow under the crazy attack of the Kuomintang "Rightists". The lesson of blood made Mao Zedong, Zhou Enlai and other progressives in the Party realize the hard truth that "political power comes from the barrel of a gun".

On the occasion of life and death, they were ordered to risk their lives to go to Hunan and Nanchang to unite with a group of patriotic generals such as Zhu De, He Long, Ye Ting and Liu Bocheng to launch an uprising and vowed to form an army that truly belongs to the people. Iron and blood cast the soul of the army, self-sacrifice to defend the country.

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Main roles:

Mao Zedong 1

Proletarian revolutionist, strategist and theorist. In order to practice the revolutionary idea, Mao Zedong led the Autumn Harvest Uprising in Hunan and Jiangxi, and formed the Revolutionary Army of Workers and Peasants to cope with the main force of Guangdong and Guangxi Rebels after the Nanchang Uprising. Nanchang uprising troops fought bloody battles all the way south. The autumn harvest uprising troops led by him climbed mountains and opened up the Jinggangshan revolutionary base. ?

2. Zhou Enlai

The great Marxism–Leninism, China proletarian revolutionary, politician, strategist and diplomat, China, the main founder of the China People's Liberation Army and * * *, led the Nanchang Uprising. Nanchang uprising troops lost in Chaoshan, facing a desperate situation. Zhu De led his troops in Sanheba to gain time for the scattered breakthrough of large forces, and waited for the * * * ship to leave the port. ?

3. Zhu De

Deputy commander of the ninth army of the uprising troops. He made his mark in the battle to the south and gradually became one of the cores of the uprising troops. Nanchang Rebel Army was defeated in Chaoshan and faced with a desperate situation. Zhu De led the troops in Sanheba to gain time for the big troops to break through. The insurgents stationed in Sanheba led by Zhu De left the battlefield smoothly and moved to the junction of Guangdong and Jiangxi for cleaning and reorganization.