Idioms about the Red Army’s Long March:

Be afraid of sacrifice, move forward bravely, sacrifice yourself for others, work hard and bear no complaints

There are natural dangers in front, chasing troops behind, siege and interception, difficulties and obstacles

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Crossing mountains and ridges, trekking through mountains and rivers, facing difficulties and advancing bravely

United as one, united as one, working together, not afraid of danger?

Powerful in the world, leading the way, one body Righteousness, everything is wrong

Arrogant, upright, victorious in every battle?

Charging into battle, heroic, risking one's own safety, and taking the lead

Stand upright, hold your head high, walk with your head held high, go through fire and water

Stand forward, be invincible, fearless in the face of danger, and be powerful in the world

Keep your face straight, champion the three armies, brave and good at fighting, calm and composed

The Long March of the Red Army:

The Long March of the Red Army was from October 1934 to October 1936. The First Red Army, the Second Red Army, the Fourth Red Army and the Red Army led by the Communist Party of China The 25th Red Front Army made a strategic retreat and transfer from each Soviet area to the Shaanxi-Gansu Soviet area. Among them, the Red Front Army traveled 25,000 miles, so the Long March is often called the 25,000-mile Long March. The Kuomintang called this "fleeing."

At 6:12 pm on October 10, 1934, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Central Military Commission led the Red Army’s main five legions and 86,000 people from the Central Committee and the Central Military Commission’s agencies and troops to attack, respectively. Starting from the Ruijin area, they were forced to implement a strategic shift, thus starting the turning point for the Red Army to defeat the Kuomintang.

During the transfer: Departure from Ruijin - Advance to Xiangxi - Break through the four blockades - Change to Guizhou - Cross the Wujiang River - Capture Zunyi - Cross the Chishui River four times (meaning: disrupt the enemy Pursuit and suppression plan) - skillfully cross the Jinsha River (jump out of the enemy's encirclement) - forcefully cross the Dadu River, fly to capture the Luding Bridge - climb over the snow-capped mountains - cross the grassland - arrive at Wuqi Town in northern Shaanxi - Huining in Gansu Province. In October 1936, the First, Second and Fourth Front Armies of the Red Army met in Huining, Gansu Province, marking the end of the Long March.

The victory of the Long March showed that the Communist Party of China and the Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army were an invincible force. The Long March was a difficult historical struggle.