Later, the storm of agrarian revolution blew not only in one county of Xingguo, but also in southwest Jiangxi and west Fujian, and there was a scene of "how lively it was to divide the fields" everywhere.
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In the rural areas of old China, local tyrants represented the most backward and reactionary relations of production-feudal forces, which hindered the development of productive forces. Therefore, during the first revolutionary civil war, they became the main targets of farmers' attacks. Fighting local tyrants is to crack down on landlords who are angry with the people and force them to pay, produce grain and ship goods.
During the Second Revolutionary Civil War, the Red Army used the method of "fighting local tyrants" to temporarily raise military expenses. After the Red Army and the revolutionary base areas developed, they used tax collection and other methods to raise military expenses. The article "The Struggle in Jinggangshan" describes that in Ninggang and Suichuan, Jiangxi, the Red Army raised military expenses by fighting local tyrants.
On the way to the Long March of the Red Army, because it was separated from the base area and could not get tax, it once used "fighting local tyrants" as a way to raise military expenses and supplement supplies; Sometimes local tyrants give their money, grain and floating wealth to local poor peasants.
Phoenix Net-the slogan during the Agrarian Revolution: "Fight local tyrants and divide the fields"