From 1921 to the founding of the country in 1949, the Communist Party of China has experienced the iteration of six supreme leaders and moved from suffering to glory.
First of all, Chen Duxiu, the first supreme leader, was talented, but his political short-sightedness created the left-wing surrender idea, blindly compromising and giving in. It made the Chinese Communists flow into blood and paid a heavy price. Faced with the sharpening of the Kuomintang, they still chose not to resist or even disarm. This shows how stupid it is!
The second supreme leader was Qu Qiubai. Although he was brave, he lacked understanding of the Chinese revolution. He was still a little immature and immature in charge of the Communist Party of China, and seemed a little helpless. However, he still knew how to give up the wise, and he also sacrificed his life on the eve of the revolution. At least from the loyalty of the revolution, he is also an excellent Communist Party member.
The third highest leader, Xiang Zhongfa, was born in the working class. Because of his lack of culture and weak will, he actually chose to rebel against the party after being arrested during the low point of the revolution. This is a great humiliation. However, the ending of the traitor is also conceivable. There is not much value in use by the enemy to kill the donkey.
The fourth supreme leader was Bo Gu, who was young and vigorous, and even blindly optimistic and worshipped the Soviet revolutionary model. However, China's national conditions were very different from those of the Soviet Union. The Chinese revolutionary cause is at its peak, and because of subjective blind action, the method of hitting the stone with eggs is adopted. The Red Army of Workers and Peasants lost their troops and generals, and finally embarked on the 25,000-mile long march of , dismissed his leadership position at the Zunyi Conference, and re-appointed Mao Zedong.
The fifth supreme leader was Zhang Wentian. He was named the person in charge. In fact, he handed over the military command power to Mao Zedong, allowing him to turn danger into a bargaining at the critical moment of the most critical survival of the Red Army , and met with other Red Army soldiers in northern Shaanxi, opening a new chapter of the Chinese revolution.
The sixth supreme leader Mao Zedong, after so much hardship, Zhou Enlai, Zhu De and others clearly realized that only Comrade Mao Zedong is the hope and guarantee of victory of the Chinese revolution. With Mao Zedong's thorough understanding of the Chinese revolution, under his leadership, the Chinese Communists worked hard and forged ahead to create a great new China.
