National Bank of the Republic

Mao Zemin and other financial forefathers founded the National Bank of the Soviet Republic of China, issued banknotes of the Republic, and established a modern central bank accounting system. Later, they followed the Central Red Army on the Long March, issuing and recycling banknotes along the way, effectively providing material support for the Red Army's Long March. During the Long March, Mo Zhitao, Liu Jianbin, Chen Ruquan, etc. Went through hardships and even sacrificed their lives to protect the funds and account books of the National Bank. In particular, porters such as Chen Xianguang and Yu Wenbin accompanied the brigade to escort gold and silver and made selfless contributions. After arriving at Wuqi Town, after an inventory, no property belonging to the National Bank was lost. In July 1937, the Anti-Japanese War broke out. In October of the same year, the northwest branch of the bank was renamed Shaanxi-Gansu-Ningxia Border Region Bank, referred to as Border Region Bank, with its head office in Yan'an. At this point, the National Bank of the Chinese Soviet Republic has nominally completed its historical mission. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.