Zhu De's Legend in Shu and Chu

Author: Hu Shangjiong
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: A son of Bashan who dared to confront the stubborn old forces in Yilong County, abandoned his teaching career to join the army to save China, and forged a reputation as a renowned general in the blood and fire of the movement. This Confucian general, known for suppressing villains and upholding justice, became a beloved "Bao Longtu" among the people in the suppression of bandits in southern Sichuan. After the failure of the Xinhai Revolution, he tirelessly sought a path to save China and bravely resisted the warlord chaos. When he determined that he must quickly leave the old army, the deep affection for his wife and children permeated Nanxi, while the tempting prospects of the officialdom appeared in Chongqing. Yet, he finally broke free from his ties and to explore new paths. Upon his return, he had already become a secret member of the Communist Party of China. In Wanzhou, he ignited patriotic fervor, urging the Chinese artillery to fiercely bombard the British warships that had infringed upon China's sovereignty. As the commander-in-chief of the Red Army, he participated in the the world-shaking in the border area between southern Sichuan and Yunnan-Guizhou. After leading the Central Red Army to meet the Fourth Red Army in northern Sichuan, he was persecuted and effectively imprisoned by Zhang Guotao. Yet, he still constantly sought ways to rescue the tens of thousands of Red Army soldiers led astray by the. This book primarily narrates the legendary story of Zhu De in Bashu, showcasing how the Marshal Zhu De grew from a renowned general in the movement to become the commander-in-chief of the Red Army. Important events are well-documented in history, while the vivid portrayal of danger and hardship, love and hate, joys and sorrows has a unique touch, making it worthwhile for later generations to savor. This work has also been adapted by the author into a 21-episode television drama series with the same title.