October 9, 2022
September 14th year of the Renyin year of the lunar calendar
Sunday
(282/365)
Today is the victory anniversary of the Red Fourth Front Army Long March.
The great Long March, the ever-standing historical monument, the immortal legend that will be passed down forever... …
October 9, 1935
Red Army Shaanxi-Gansu Detachment:
The second and third columns advanced eastward towards Hongdecheng.
Red Fourth Front Army:
Sui (jing) Chong (hua) Dan (ba) Mao (gong) Battle of Mao (gong).
That night, the 74th Regiment of the 25th Division of the Red Ninth Army of the Right Column was successfully smuggled through Guanyin Bridge, and the Red Fourth Army of the Left Column crossed Dajinchuan from Dangba west and advanced towards Appeasement.
October 9, 1936
Red Second Front Army :
From Gucheng Town, Li County, there are two columns to set out northward. The right column exited Li County and entered Pan'an Town, Gangu County, and began to prepare to cross Wei River .
Red Fourth Front Army:
Long March ended successfully. Starting from the forced crossing of Jialing River , the battle lasted 1 year and 7 months, lasting 562 days.
Red Army headquarters and the Red Fourth Front Army directly affiliated team arrived in Huining City, Gansu, and successfully met with the Red First Front Army. It was warmly welcomed by local Red First Front Army commanders and the masses.
Gansu Huining Huishilou
(Compiled by Yuan Zhenggang)
Compilation instructions:
"Long March Calendar" records the date of the day, and the main activities and related situations occurred during the Long March of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China and Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army . An explanation is made on events that occurred before and after the Long March and have a major relationship with the Long March.
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