In September 1931, Chairman Mao held in Yeping, Ruijin for three years.
At the beginning, Chairman Mao’s bed was made of a door panel on a basket. Later, as the conditions improved, Chairman Mao moved to a two-story building to live in.
In order to allow Chairman Mao to rest with peace of mind, the guards around him once suggested to Chairman Mao: "Do you want to move this landlord out?"
Unexpectedly, Chairman Mao, who has always had a good temper, was furious because of this: "What are you saying? How can the old man in the temple drives the Bodhisattva?"
In fact, Chairman Mao often calls for caring for the people. He often uses the relationship between fish and water to describe the relationship between the army and the people. He once emphasized that the Communist Party insists on fighting for the people, and should be like a monk chanting "Amitabha".
So it is not difficult to understand that Chairman Mao compared the people to Bodhisattvas this time.
When Chairman Mao watched the movie for the last time he watched it, he was crying because he saw the scene of the people who welcomed the People's Liberation Army into the city on the movie scene.
The movie is called " Unforgettable Battle ". At that time, nurse Wu Xujun and confidential secretary Zhang Yufeng were also watching with Chairman Mao.
Chairman Mao looked at it and suddenly sobbed in a low voice. Later, he simply cried loudly. Wu Xujun and Zhang Yufeng looked at Chairman Mao in confusion at first, but the entire venue was gradually infected by Chairman Mao's crying, and everyone was a little sad.
At that time, for the sake of Chairman Mao's health, the staff had to carry Chairman Mao away and stopped screening of the movie.
Chairman Mao later said that he was just moved by the interaction between the People's Liberation Army and the people in the movie. After all, these are all things he experienced personally, and when he recalls the past, it is still unforgettable.
000000 crossing the Yudu River when they crossed the Yudu River, it was the common people who brought wooden boards, door panels and other materials from their homes and helped the Red Army soldiers to build bridges, which allowed the Red Army to cross the river smoothly. With the joint efforts of the soldiers and the people, the 86,000 Red Army crossed the Yudu River in 4 hours.
At that time, the people not only helped the Red Army cover, but also spontaneously took out food from their homes for the Red Army to eat. The Red Army, in accordance with the discipline of "not taking the masses one needle and one thread", did not eat it, and the used wooden boards were returned.
In March 1949, Chairman Mao left Xibaipo to Peiping , which is commonly known as "going to Beijing to take the exam".
On the way, passing through Shulu Village, Hebei , which is the anti-Japanese base. The villagers have some understanding of the Communist Party, so they come out to watch the fun.
Among them, a woman was standing outside the yard holding a baby and looking around. Maybe she was fascinated by the sight. When the convoy arrived nearby, she never hid.
A guard got out of the car, took out a gun and pointed it behind her, signaling her to go back.
Chairman Mao told the guards: "You can't do this, you can scare her like this!"
When Chairman Mao's vehicle drove over, he asked the driver to slow down and waved his hand with a smile to the woman.
