Tieliu Shaanxi: from the Red Army to the Eighth Route Army
铁流陕北：从红军到八路军
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- Completed
- Length
- 106k Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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A Novel That Spans the Red Army's Long March to Post-Liberation
The Protagonist Is a Villain, His Grandfather Is the Second Elder of the Country, and His Father Is a General.
The protagonist's surname is Qin and he has a fiancée
Travel Through the Red Army Period to the End of the Anti-Japanese War to Promote the Construction of New China
A Book That Travels Through the Red Army Period
I want to read a book similar to "Crossing the Xiangjiang River".
Looking for a Journey Through the Red Army's Long March to After Liberation
Warlord Literature from Huangpu to the Long March in the Early Republic of China
After a Flash Marriage, I Found Out That My Husband Was the President of the Company
After a flash marriage, I found out that my husband was the president of the company
Please Travel Through the Period of the Red Army to the Founding of the People's Republic of China
The protagonist travels through the Red Army's Long March and fights all the way until the founding of the People's Republic of China!
A Book on the Development of Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West
I would like to read a book similar to "Rebirth of England, From Gangsters to Chaebols (Starting from England)". The protagonist is in Europe, the Soviet Union, Italy, and the American West. It is a step-by-step development book. It is half black and half white. The time is usually around World War I and World War II. The American West can be in 1
Warlords Don't Want to Show Their Swords, so Why Don't You Guys Know How to Write Except When They Show Their Swords?
A Red Novel Based on Real History
Modern history or modern history that can truly reflect social conditions
Travel Through the Red Army Period to the End of the Anti-Japanese War to Promote the Construction of New China
Books About Traveling Through the Red Army's Long March and Helping the Red Army Rise
Travel Through the Red Army Period to the End of the Anti-Japanese War to Promote the Construction of New China
A Novel About People's Soldiers Traveling Back to 1937 to Fight Against Japanese Pirates
Travel Through the Red Army Period to the End of the Anti-Japanese War to Promote the Construction of New China
Red Fire Sweeps Across the Alien World
Brothers and sisters, do you have a book that spreads a prairie fire across other worlds and spreads faith across the starry sky?
Thank you to the author for letting us understand the Red Army's Long March from another perspective and pay tribute to the ancestors of the heroes.
It uses a unique perspective to supplement precious information not found in the official history, which is deeply memorable.
True and objective, I admire the courage and wisdom of the Red Army!
Supplemented some historical knowledge
This book tells the story of the Red Army's Long March from a completely new perspective, giving me a deeper understanding of that period of history. The pictures and reports in the book truly show the hard life and tenacious fighting spirit of the Red Army. Among them, a Japanese reporter described the Red Army's establishment of "Liangshan Park" in northern Shaanxi. This metaphor was very vivid and made my eyes light up. I feel this book is worth reading and I recommend it to you!
"This man can dedicate everything he has to his suffering motherland." This sentence is enough.
From crossing Chishui to Snow, the red star shines on China. When you come here, you will realize the difficulties of the Red Army, but there is a strong belief that supports this army, so that the soldiers can overcome even the difficulties. It can be said that the more hardship you have, the more you temper your will. The Central Red Army grew from 80,000 to 7,000 people, and finally the tens of thousands of people who joined forces grew to a million troops. They bloomed like a goddess scattering flowers. I lamented the hardships of our ancestors.
The dissemination of history and culture is encouraged to continue.
A very good book.
Well written, keep it up
This book is quite good, with simple writing. There are many details about the Red Army that I have never encountered before, which can be regarded as a wealth of knowledge.