Red Army First Front Corps Long March Log

Author: Fei Kanru
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Publish Date: 2006-08-01
Features: The Red Army's Long March Log selects over 100 precious historical photographs and records the major and minor battles and the difficulties encountered by the various corps of the Red First Army during the Long March in the form of a log. It documents the decisions made by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Central Revolutionary Military Commission during those critical years, demonstrating their tireless efforts, strategic planning, and decisive leadership. It also captures the unwavering revolutionary spirit and belief in victory of the "backbone of the Chinese nation." The book genuinely records the blood, fire, clouds, and moon of the 25,000-li Long March, as if written by a firsthand witness, yet it is based on the research and of a later historian. This book is a historical work that provides a reliable foundation for the study and creation of works on the Red Army's Long March, giving it the function of a reference tool for Long March history research—this is its greatest value. In the form of a log, it records the major and minor battles and the difficulties encountered by the various corps of the Red First Army during the Long March, as well as the decisions made by the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Central Revolutionary Military Commission during those critical years, demonstrating their tireless efforts, strategic planning, and decisive leadership. It also captures the unwavering revolutionary spirit and belief in victory of the "backbone of the Chinese nation." The entries in the log are all well-documented, blending historical facts with literature, research, and findings, making them not only accurate but also genuine, not only vivid but also natural.