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1935 (twenty-four years of the Republic of China) In February, during the Battle of Sidu Chishui, the Chinese Red Army of Workers and Peasants launched an attack on Kuomintang troops in Zunyi, Guizhou.

In order to avoid the joint attack of Sichuan and Yunnan armies, the Central Red Army moved eastward from Zhaxi (now Weixin), crossed Chishui and headed for the empty northern Guizhou. On February 24th, the Red Army occupied Tongzi County and returned to northern Guizhou. Wang Jialie, commander of the 4th column of the Second Route Army of the Kuomintang Army and commander of the 25th Army, saw that the main force of the Red Army was returning to northern Guizhou, so he sent troops to reinforce Loushanguan. The fifty-ninth and ninety-third divisions of the L column of the Second Route Army of the Kuomintang Army also marched into Zunyi in an attempt to block and panic in the area north of Loushanguan or Zunyi. The Central Red Army stopped the Sichuan Army in the northwest of Tongzi with the Red 5 Corps (commander-in-chief and political commissar Li Zhuoran) and the Red 9 Corps (commander-in-chief and political commissar Cai), concentrated its main force to seize Loushanguan, and then seized Zunyi City and took the initiative. Du Brigade of Guizhou Army and 15 Regiment defend Loushanguan in an attempt to defend Zunyi and stop the Red Army from advancing. At dawn on the 25th, the Red 3 Army Corps (Commander-in-Chief Peng and Political Commissar Yang) charged at Loushanguan. Vanguard 13 Regiment defeated the first regiment of Huizhang Bo Department of Guizhou Army in Hongyuan Garden, and the Red Army pursued and annihilated one of them and entered the area north of Loushanguan. That night, the troops attacking Loushanguan stormed Loushanguan with frontal attack and two-wing circuitous tactics. After several hours of fierce fighting, the Red 13 regiment captured the commanding height of Loushanguan-Dianjinshan. On the 2nd, Guizhou Army 100 organized many counterattacks and was repelled by the Red Army. Then, the Red 1 Corps (Commander-in-Chief Lin Biao and Political Commissar Nie) and the Red 3 Corps detoured from the two wings to the Black Temple and Banqiao behind the Guizhou Army, cutting off the retreat of the Guizhou Army. The rest of Gwan Chin retreated to Zunyi. Red 1, the Red 3 Army launched a pursuit, and defeated the Qian Army's sniper in Donggong Temple, Gaoping, Da Qiao and Crossshop (now Crossshop) to the north of Zunyi. On the morning of the 2nd, the Red Army recaptured Zunyi City. On the morning of the same day, the Red Army fought fiercely with the main force of the 59th Division and the 93rd Division 1 regiment in the area of Zhongzhuangpu and Laoya Mountain in the south of Zunyi City. At dusk, the Red Army fought back on all fronts and launched a storm. The Red 1 Army took the night to insert Wu Qiwei's headquarters in Zhongzhuangpu from the defense line of Qianjun. Under the fierce attack of the Red Army, Wu Qiwei left the remnants of the fifty-ninth and ninety-third divisions about 1 regiment and retreated in the direction of Lazy Bench (now Nanbai Town). The Red Army pursued Wujiang River. Wu Qiwei abandoned his armor and took the lead in escaping from Wujiang River. He immediately ordered the pontoon bridge to be cut off, leaving his remains in Jiangbei and becoming a prisoner of the Red Army. Wang Jialie fled to the new drum field (now Jinsha). The 59th Division left behind in Laoya Mountain was forced to turn to defense. At dusk, the Red Army cadres went into battle from the front, the Red 1 Corps made a circuitous attack from Honghuagang, and the Red 3 Corps made an all-out counterattack. The 59th Division retreated to the southwest, most of which were annihilated. At this point, the battle of Zunyi ended.