This photo is very rare among leadership photos taken before liberation. It is considered to be top quality in terms of both the clarity and the demeanor of the people in the photo. As can be seen from the photos, the weather is already very cold, and the three leaders are wearin

The "iron triangle" of the Chinese revolution: Chairman, Prime Minister and Mr. Zhu!

This photo is very rare among leadership photos taken before liberation. It is considered to be top quality in terms of both the clarity and the demeanor of the people in the photo.

This photo was taken on November 19, 1946, when Zhou Enlai led a delegation to fly back to Yan'an from Nanjing. After returning to Yan'an, he took a group photo with Mao Zedong and Zhu De.

As can be seen from the photos, the weather is already very cold, and the three leaders are all wearing thick winter coats. Zhou Enlai, the one on the far left of the photo, has bright eyes and high spirits. Although he had just experienced extremely difficult negotiations in Chongqing, he showed no signs of fatigue. Before returning to Yan'an, he held a press conference to expose the Kuomintang's conspiracy; Mao Zedong, who stood in the center, was as forthright and confident as ever. Although the environment at that time was not optimistic and the clouds of war hung over China, Mao Zedong and his comrades firmly believed that the final victory must belong to the people; Mr. Zhu on the right side of the photo showed his honesty and honesty. As the commander-in-chief of the People's Armed Forces, Mao Zedong commented on him as "a belly as big as the sea and a will as strong as steel."