From Huangshan in Anhui to Jiangxi and Hunan, this is where the CCP’s activities are most intense. Going to Ruijin, Ganzhou is the Central Soviet Area of the CCP.
In November 1931, the Central Revolutionary Base Area, which was developed on the basis of the revolutionary base areas in southwestern Jiangxi and western Fujian, was generally called the Central Soviet Area.
The central area of the Soviet movement is the seat of the party, government, and military brain organs of the Chinese Soviet Republic. The Central Soviet Area is composed of two Soviet areas, namely southern Jiangxi and western Fujian, with Ruijin as the center.
The Central Revolutionary Base Area, also known as the Central Soviet Area, is located in southern Jiangxi and western Fujian. It was the largest revolutionary base area in the country during the Agrarian Revolutionary War. It was the central area of the national Soviet movement and the seat of the party, government, and military leaders of the Chinese Soviet Republic. The Central Revolutionary Base Area
It was created based on the two base areas of southern Jiangxi and western Fujian.
From November 1927 to March 1928, under the leadership of the Special Committee of the Communist Party of China for Western and Southern Jiangxi, Lai Jingbang, Li Wenlin, Gu Bai and others led the armed uprising in southwestern Jiangxi and created Donggu, Qiaotou and other revolutionary base areas in 1928
In March and June, Guo Diren, Deng Zihui, Zhu Jilei, Zhang Dingcheng and others led the armed uprising in western Fujian and established the Yongding Xinan revolutionary base area and local workers and peasants armed forces in southern Jiangxi. These small red separatist areas in western Fujian laid the foundation for the central government's
The foundation of the Soviet area
In January 1929, Mao Zedong and Zhu De led the main force of the Fourth Army of the Workers' and Peasants' Red Army to leave the Jinggangshan revolutionary base area and move to southern Jiangxi and western Fujian. With the cooperation of the above-mentioned base areas and local workers and peasants' armed forces, they successively opened up revolutionary base areas in southern Jiangxi and western Fujian.
In January 1930, four independent regiments of the Jiangxi Red Army were combined into the Sixth Red Army. On February 7, the Southwest Jiangxi Special Committee and the Southern Jiangxi Special Committee of the Communist Party of China jointly formed the Military Commission of the Fourth Red Army, the Fifth Red Army, and the Sixth Red Army under the leadership of Mao Zedong.
As the secretary's front committee, he unified the leadership of the agrarian revolution and armed struggle. The three special committees of western Jiangxi, southern Jiangxi and Hunan-Jiangxi border were merged into the Southwest Jiangxi Special Committee of the Communist Party of China, with Liu Shiqi as secretary.
In March, the Southwest Jiangxi Soviet Government was established with Zeng Shan as Chairman, and the Western Fujian Soviet Government was established with Deng Zihui as Chairman.
In April, five independent regiments of the Red Army in western Fujian were combined into the Twelfth Army of the Red Army.
In June, the Fourth, Sixth (soon to be renamed the Third Army) and Twelfth Army of the Red Army operating in southwestern Jiangxi and western Fujian were combined into the First Army of the Red Army.
In August, the First Red Army Corps led by Mao Zedong and Zhu De and the Third Red Army Corps led by Peng Dehuai joined forces in Yonghe, Liuyang, to form the First Front Army of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, with Zhu De as Commander-in-Chief and Mao Zedong as General Political Commissar.
In October, Mao Zedong led the Red Front Army to Jiangxi, captured the important town of Ji'an, and established the Jiangxi Provincial Soviet Government with Zeng Shan as chairman.
In January 1931, according to the decision of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Central Bureau of the Soviet Area of the Communist Party of China was established, with Zhou Enlai as secretary. Before Zhou Enlai took office, Xiang Ying and Mao Zedong successively acted as secretaries.
In September, after the soldiers and civilians of the Central Soviet Area smashed the third "encirclement and suppression" campaign by the Kuomintang army, southern Jiangxi and western Fujian were united into one, the base area expanded to more than 30 counties, and county Soviet governments were established in 24 counties.
In November, the First National Congress of the Chinese Soviet Republic was held in Ruijin, Jiangxi, and the Provisional Central Government of the Chinese Soviet Republic was established, with Mao Zedong as chairman, Xiang Ying, and Zhang Guotao as vice-chairmen; at the same time, the Central Revolutionary Military Commission of the Chinese Soviet Republic was formed, with Zhu De as chairman
Chairman, Wang Jiaxiang, and Peng Dehuai serve as vice-chairmen. The Provisional Central Government of the Soviet Republic of China is located in Ruijin. The Central Revolutionary Base is formally formed and governs and leads the struggle in the Soviet region across the country.
On December 14, 1931, the 26th Route Army of the Kuomintang Army, led by Zhao Bosheng and Dong Zhentang, uprising in Ningdu, Jiangxi Province, joined the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, and was organized into the Fifth Army Corps of the First Red Army. Subsequently, the First Red Army developed to have
The 1st, 3rd, 5th, 7th, 8th and 9th legions, a total of more than 100,000 people
In January 1933, the Provisional Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, headed by Bogu, moved from Shanghai to the Central Revolutionary Base. In February and March of the same year, the Central Revolutionary Base achieved victory in the fourth counter-campaign against "encirclement and suppression", which not only consolidated the Central Revolutionary Base, but also
It opened up the connection between the Central Soviet Area and the Fujian, Zhejiang, and Jiangxi Soviet Areas. In the autumn of 1933, the Central Soviet Area governed four provincial-level Soviet regimes: Jiangxi, Fujian, Fujian, and Guangdong-Jiangxi. It had 60 administrative counties. The Red Army and its base areas developed to their peak. The Central Soviet Area consisted of
This became the largest revolutionary base in the country
The establishment of the Jinggangshan revolutionary base area is of immeasurable significance in the history of China's revolutionary struggle. Without the support of the Jinggangshan revolutionary base area, it would be difficult for the remaining Nanchang Uprising troops led by Zhu De and the Pingjiang Uprising troops later led by Peng Dehuai to gain a foothold in Jinggangshan.
With Zhu De and Peng Dehuai, two excellent military commanders who were born in the army and experienced many battles, commanding operations, they are like a tiger with wings, greatly enhancing the combat effectiveness of the Red Army. The red flag on Jinggang Mountain will not fall, which greatly inspired Mao Zedong.
People's fighting spirit to carry out armed struggle strengthened the belief that the revolution will win. Under the guidance of the red flag of Jinggangshan, the dispersed revolutionary forces in various places gathered one after another, and a single spark eventually turned into a prairie fire.
According to history, as soon as the Nationalist Government signed the "Songhu Armistice Agreement" with the Japanese invaders, it could not wait to launch the fourth round of encirclement and suppression against the CCP. Moreover, it happened to be that in May when the "Songhu Armistice Agreement" was signed, it began to prepare for the attack on various base areas.
The CCP launches its fourth “encirclement and suppression” campaign
Wang Jiuling was very depressed. Damn it, grandma, I fought so hard in Shanghai. Not only did I not see a single soldier, I even refused to give him weapons and ammunition.
In the previous life, Wang Jiuling read a lot of books as he got older, and found that the Kuomintang still had many good things, and it was not as bad as advertised. The winner was the king and the loser was the enemy! He was quite sympathetic to the Kuomintang, but he had only been here for a few days.
, he was suddenly transformed from acting regiment leader and national hero to a wanted criminal. The huge contrast made him very uncomfortable. He thought that he had made such a big contribution on the battlefield. It didn't matter if he didn't reward him. Anyway, he was not the kind of person who coveted wealth.
But it is also wrong to not be able to win the war! What is the difference between this kind of government and the former Qing Dynasty? Wang Jiuling vowed that he would never work for the National Government in this life!
At the moment, Wang Jiuling has two options in front of him. One is to join the Communist Party, and the other is to go to Sichuan as planned. Many of the brothers who have gone to join the Communist Party have fought against the Chinese Communist Party before, and many of the brothers who used to get along with them have been killed by their guns.
I'm afraid these brothers in the Independent Regiment will be very disgusted. If the military morale is unstable and they go to Sichuan, they will have to rely entirely on themselves. Now the Japanese and the National Government want his head. It is really confusing.
However, the CCP may not have a good life even if they go there. Now the Soviet faction is in power, not Mao Zedong. They are not only engaged in purging the counter-revolutionaries, but most of the people who want to go to the independence group will not be able to save their lives. Moreover, they have fought in the Second World War before.
The first reason is that we know from history that Wang Ming and Bogu don’t know how to fight at all, and they listen to the Communist International on everything. In fact, it’s Stalin who has the final say! That bastard can do good things, even if he comes,
That’s because a dog can’t change its habit of eating shit!
Aren't Outer Mongolia and a part of Xinjiang such as Congling and other millions of kilometers of territory split off by this bastard! If only the great Mao was in power, then I would definitely go there, even if the brothers opposed a disciplined and efficient organization
A political party, a strategizing supreme leader, an army that is not afraid of death, and its own foresight and foresight to provide advice from the side. If it is really impossible to directly reveal its identity, it is very likely that Japan will be defeated before it fully invades China.
Kuomintang, unify China
Then we can just like in the previous life, beat the Japanese like dead dogs in Korea like the so-called coalition forces of the United States, and then take advantage of Germany to attack the evil Soviet Russia and recover the lost territory, and there will be no need to lose Outer Mongolia.
Great! Unfortunately, most of these are just idiotic dreams at the moment!
And history clearly writes that it was because of Wang Ming, Bo Gu and others who gave blind orders and did not listen to advice that the originally good situation, 300,000 soldiers and civilians, were forced to fail in the fifth encirclement and suppression campaign, and were forced to march. In the end,
The number of people who arrived was only 10,000 or 20,000, but there were still a lot of people on the road. With such a prodigal puppet, it would be unrealistic to seize power without a chance to succeed! At least not until everyone hates the Liusu faction!
If hundreds of my brothers join, after the suppression of counter-revolutionaries, two counter-encirclement and suppression campaigns, and the 25,000-mile Long March, I don’t know how many of them will eventually reach Yan’an alive.
And as a latecomer, Wang Jiuling knows the deep harm caused by Japan leaving China alone during World War II, so he still saves his life to kill the Japanese! Don’t come here in vain, he will definitely be laughed to death by countless time-travelers.
Thinking about his own way out, what Wang Jiuling has to do is to reach Sichuan safely. The most difficult section of the road now is the Jiangxi section. Unless you go to the Soviet area, you will never come back. On the periphery of the Soviet area is the National Government.
A large number of troops are stationed in Shangrao, Nanchang, and Pingxiang. If they take a detour, these hundreds of people will definitely not be able to take the Panyang Lake waterway in Jingdezhen. They will be discovered immediately by the Kuomintang or Japanese spies.
Wang Jiuling would not think that his luck is so good, so he must not go to the plain areas.
If you want to go to the mountainous area, you can only go through Fujian, go south to Guangdong, and then go through Hunan, Guizhou or Guangxi through Yunnan to Sichuan. The road is too long. If you are discovered, it will be very unfortunate!
Wang Jiuling summoned everyone in the group to ask for their opinions