What difficulties did the Red Army encounter during the Long March? Can you tell us what you think?

The dangerous environment of the Long March, high mountains and dense rain, sparsely populated areas, many diseases, lack of medical treatment and medicine, vast snow-capped mountains, vast pastures in the mountains, Dadu River, Modingsuo Bridge, Xiangjiang River, Wujiang River, and Hongshui Shajiang River. Battles experienced: fighting on the Xiangjiang River, breaking through the Wujiang River, crossing the Chishui River on four occasions, the Duqiao Jinsha River, and the Dadu River, flying to capture the Luding Bridge, siege battles, fierce battles at Lazikou, Zhiluo Town, before and after.

1. Crossing the snowy mountains, you are hungry and cold. The Long March was an amazing feat of the Red Army. They crossed the Jinsha River, crossed the snow-capped mountains, crossed the grasslands, and captured the Luding Bridge. In the face of hunger, injury, shooting and even difficult situations, the Red Army soldiers faced it resolutely and never gave up, because they insisted on a belief that persistence is victory. Never compromise when captured. During the Long March, a Red Army soldier was unfortunately captured and the reactionaries wanted him. He suggested that you take a knife and kill me to save bullets and kill the Japanese invaders. Another Red Army soldier carved Chihua Quanchuan on the rock, which means revolution, and Quanchuan refers to Sichuan. Before he finished saying the word "pass", he fell on the rock due to hunger and fatigue, holding a hammer in his front hand.

2. Crossing the high-altitude Jinshan Mountain: the first snow mountain on the Long March - Jinjia. This mountain is more than 4,000 meters above sea level, and the journey down from the mountain is equivalent to walking 70 miles. It was very cold in the mountains and the air was very cold. The soldiers wore thin clothes. Many of them were so cold in the strong sunshine that their feet became snow-blind. Some people sit down to rest and cannot get up. Some people accidentally slipped off the cliff, too. In addition to the Jinjia Mountains, the Red Army also climbed snow-capped mountains such as Mengding Mountain and Dagu Mountain.

3. Exposed to harsh weather and environment every day. Another minute and the grass would be swallowed up by the swamp. The changeable climate, severe cold, hunger, and lack of salt made the Red Army soldiers weak and had to eat weeds when they could not eat. Grass is poisonous, weeds are also poisonous, and many people are poisoned. In order to preserve his revolutionary power, Peng ordered his six horses, including his own mount, to be fed to the Red Army soldiers, but he was reluctant to eat them. At night, the camping ground is the earth, the sky is the quilt, and the soldiers lie on the wet ground. When they wake up early in the morning, there is always a group of soldiers going.

4. The Fourth Red Regiment captured Luding Bridge, ensuring that the Red Army could successfully cross the dangerous Dadu River. The tiger's defenders were eliminated. He ran in the mountains all night in heavy rain and arrived at the beach on the south bank of Martin Bridge. Ruijin broke through the enemy's four lines of defense, forcibly crossed the Wu River, occupied Zunyi, crossed the Chishui River four times, skillfully crossed the Jinsha River, captured the Luding Bridge, climbed the snow-capped mountains, and crossed the grassland. Wuxing in northern Shaanxi and Huining in Gansu announced the victory of the Long March.

5. The Long March is a great miracle in human history. The Red Army fought more than 380 of the more than 380 battles and captured more than 700 county towns. More than 400 Red Army soldiers died in the battalion. The average age is less than 30 years old. Hundreds of Kuomintang troops were defeated. At the same time, the regiment passed through 14 provinces, 18 mountains, 24 rivers, grasslands and snow-capped mountains. Travel time is approximately 25,000 miles. The Red Army arrived in Shaanxi Hector and Hector in 136 AD. Welcome the victory of the Northern Shaanxi Red Army. The 1st and 4th Red Front Army arrived in Huining, Gansu Province. The three main forces of the Red Army marked the successful end of the Long March.