Liu Shuai's plan. Liu Shuai is a wise general, and his superb strategy is well known. At the most tense moment of the Red Army, Liu Shuai's plan was a successful rescue for our army. /kloc-0 arrived at Jinsha river port in may, 935. The original plan of the Central Committee was to lead the Red Army Corps to cross the river at Longjie Ferry, Mr. Peng led the Red Army Corps to cross the river at Hongmen Ferry, and Liu Shuai led the Military Commission column to cross the river from Jiaoping.

When the three teachers received this order, they basically started at the same time, but adopted different strategies. Because on April 28th, Chiang Kai-shek had ordered to control the ferry, destroy the ship and close the river. So on the eve of the Red Army's arrival in Jinsha River, the enemy along the river had swept all the ships to the north bank.

In order to avoid spooking, Liu Shuai first disguised his troops as Kuomintang troops and successfully entered the ferry next to Kyaukphyu Town. At this time, an officer of the Kuomintang just left two boats to carry his belongings, so the cadres reduced their actions, quickly took control of the ferry and found two boats. After that, Liu Shuai still let the troops cross the river in Kuomintang clothes, and successfully captured the battle position.

After Liu Shuai took control of the ports on both sides, he found five more boats, which could take ten thousand people a day and a night. At the same time, in the absence of further instructions from the Military Commission in Liu Shuai, Liu Shuai sent a cadre regiment to capture a town dozens of miles across the river, which was a crucial step. No sooner had the cadres arrived in the town than the troops of Sichuan warlord Liu arrived. Fortunately, the cadre group arrived first, beat back Liu's department, and ensured the safety of the ferry, otherwise the consequences would be unimaginable.

Because the Red Army Corps arrived at Longjie Ferry and the Red Army Corps arrived at Hongmen Ferry, there were no boats at the two ferries, and the river was too wide to bridge. The Military Commission immediately ordered them to quickly turn to Jiaoping to cross the river. The overall security depends entirely on Jiao Pingdu, but under the command of Liu Shuai, tens of thousands of troops crossed the Jinsha River in an orderly way. When the last army crossed the Jinsha River, Liu Shuaicai crossed the river.