Today the long wisp is in hand, when will it tie the dragon?
For the Chinese revolution, 1934 was an extremely important year.
In this year, the Kuomintang pressed the Red Army step by step, and in order to find a new way out, the Red Army had to make a strategic transfer, crossing a distance of 25,000 miles and embarking on a long march.
The history of this Long March sounds simple, but in fact it is made up of the lives of countless soldiers.
More than 80,000 soldiers crossed the snowy mountains and crossed the Gobi, trying their best to deal with the Kuomintang in the pain of hunger and cold.
When all this was over, only a few thousand people remained in the long march.
In addition to fighting natural disasters and the Kuomintang, the supply in the process was also a big problem, and the Red Army was often so hungry that they could only eat grass roots and nibble on the bark, and there was no food to import.
Fortunately, this urgent need was alleviated to a certain extent in Hadapu, which also became the "gas station" of the Red Army's 25,000-mile road.
First, the first time to hada shop
Hadapu, located in Tangchang County, Gansu Province, is one of the small towns.
People here grow up at the foot of MinShan Mountain, eat mountains and live by the medicinal herbs that the natural environment has given them.
Because it is rich in a series of valuable medicinal herbs such as party ginseng and angelica, it has always had the reputation of "the hometown of medicinal materials".
Perhaps because of its unique geographical location, the business exchanges here are very frequent, and the level of economic development is naturally not low.
The richness of property and the convenience of transportation make people here live a rich life, and naturally cultivate a simple folk custom.
In September 1935, the Red Army came here in a mighty way.
Before that, they had just experienced a battle of nine deaths, each wearing tattered clothes, even blood on them, hungry and cold, and seriously injured, these Red Army soldiers hardly had the strength to walk, and looked very depressed.
However, the Red Army, which appeared in this way, made the people of Hadapu like frightened birds, eager to shrink into their homes and not go out.
Because just before the arrival of the Red Army, this place used to be occupied by the Kuomintang, and when they occupied this land, it can be said that there was no evil and no evil, disturbing the people here.
The Kuomintang looted houses, robbed the resources and money here, and while doing all the bad things, they also had to beat a rake and destroy the reputation of the Red Army.
Over time, the people were naturally afraid of the Red Army, just as they were afraid of the Kuomintang.
However, they had never seen the Red Army at all, and they did not know what the real Red Army looked like.
Later, when the Red Army came here, they finally realized their mistake and their impression of the Red Army changed greatly.
Second, the "gas station" on the Long March Road
After letting the masses really understand the Red Army, they finally dispelled all their wariness against the Red Army.
In the in-depth contact with the Red Army, they regarded the Red Army as friends and family, sewing clothes for the soldiers, washing and cooking, and some even making them new clothes, providing them with rice cooking oil and a series of foods.
More importantly, after the people of Hadapu learned the story of the Red Army, they were touched by the iron will of the soldiers.
More than two thousand young people have even joined the revolutionary ranks, willing to throw their heads and spill their blood to contribute to the revolutionary cause of the motherland.
The participation of the youth and the series of supplies provided by the people to the Red Army injected a fresh force into the red army that had been severely damaged, allowing them to reorganize and start again, and continue to embark on this long and arduous long march.
It can be said that Hadapu is a "gas station" on the Road of the Red Army's Long March, and the experience of Hadapu has become an important inflection point in the process of the Red Army's Long March.
It is precisely because of this period of time that the central authorities have made new strategic arrangements and seen new hope on this long road of the Long March.
Before arriving at Hadapu, the Red Army had already set the goal of going north.
Under the heavy encirclement and suppression of the Kuomintang, the siege was prominent, but where the end point of the northward journey was and what the exact direction was, it was never determined.
Later, after arriving at Hadapu, the central authorities finally held a meeting in Hadapu and made the decision to advance toward northern Shaanxi.
This decision was crucial, and from then on the Red Army's Long March had a goal, and the victory of the Long March, the victory of the Revolution, laid a solid foundation.
Third, today's Hada Shop
Hadapu, which left its footprints during the Red Army's Long March, has become a very popular tourist attraction.
Under the protection of the state, it is not only a 4A-level scenic spot, but also maintains the most original style, so that tourists can enjoy the most original red style.
If you have the opportunity to come here, you will find that the Long March Memorial Hall here has a collection of many national cultural relics, each of which is well preserved, has its own story, and writes the history belonging to the Long March period.
It is very gratifying that hattapu has become a red attraction, but it has not become commercialized due to the development of tourism.
The streets and alleys here are still full of humanity and fireworks, and when you stand here, you still seem to be able to see the scene of the kind and simple Hadapu people at that time, shouting and shouting for soldiers to eat together.
The reason why Hadapu can become a "gas station" on the Long March Road, in addition to its own economic development and certain material strength, the more important point is that the folk customs here are simple.
The development of the economy has not made the people here indifferent, they still maintain the kindness and enthusiasm in their hearts, so that the Red Army can feel the warmth of home as long as they live here.
It can be said that the people of Hadapu witnessed the spirit of the Long March, and under the influence of this spirit, they also integrated themselves into it and became part of this spirit.
Nowadays, the spirit of the Long March has integrated a force of the Hadapu people, which has influenced generations of people, so that the Chinese nation continues to maintain its good and resolute nature and continue to walk firmly.