At the end of August 1935, the Red Army marched to a vast meadow known as a "death trap." On this grassy field, a 13-year-old Red Army suddenly left the team due to urgency, but returned surprised to find that the team had disappeared. There was nothing in front of me except for the endless grass.
The little Red Army felt confused and frightened, he did not know which direction to go. How did he walk alone through this meadow full of unknown dangers as a young man? He was exhausted and hungry, and the wounds on his feet were beginning to fester, could he still find his troops?
Crossing the meadow was described by many old Red Army soldiers who had experienced the Long March as "difficult to get to the sky". This meadow is not beautiful on the surface, but full of dangers. The meadows are deserted, there are no trees, and food is hard to find. The swamp is all over the grass, and the slightest mistake can lead to falling into it. Bad weather added to the difficulties, and many Red Army soldiers fell in the vast grass and could not get up again.
The little red army has always remained calm and calm, observing the surrounding environment. He knew that only by his own wisdom and courage could he survive in this desolate meadow. He began to search for food, carefully searching every corner. Although he was just a child, he understood that survival was a luxury in such a situation.
Days passed, and the Little Red Army still had not found its own unit. He kept moving forward, stepping through one grass after another, physically and mentally exhausted. Whenever he encountered danger, he would stop temporarily to find a solution. He learned to use grass plants to treat wounds and minimize pain. He knew that as long as he lived, he would have the opportunity to join his comrades again.
In the vast meadow, the little Red Army also found some signs. He saw sometimes residual footprints, sometimes red strips of cloth blown by the wind. These tiny clues became his motivation to keep going. He believes that as long as he does not give up, there is always hope.
Day after day, the little Red Army walked in the grass, and he often remembered his parents' instructions and his ideals. This young warrior is full of determination and courage in his heart. He understood that the hardships on the Long March were not just personal tests, but also the great cause of national rejuvenation.
Finally, after a long wait, the Little Red Army found a Red Army unit in a desolate swamp. He ran to them with excitement, tears streaming down his eyes. He found his comrades and his home.
The story of this little Red Army became a miracle in the Long March, and his persistence and courage touched everyone. His name was also recorded in the annals of the Red Army and became a legend.
The Long March was an important course for the Chinese Communist Party, not only a turning point in the Chinese revolution, but also a symbol of the tenacious persistence of the Red Army soldiers. Many of the stories in the Long March show the original intention and heroic spirit of the Chinese Communist Party.
The experience of the Little Red Army on the grass is one of them, which tells us that no matter what difficulties and setbacks we encounter, as long as we have faith and perseverance, we can overcome all difficulties.
The victory of the Long March allowed the Chinese Communist Party to continue its march and win the final victory in the arduous and remarkable struggle. This history will always be remembered in the hearts of the Chinese people and inspire us to strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation. The Long March is a difficult and romantic journey; The Little Red Army is a simple and brave hero. Their stories will continue to inspire every Chinese to move forward and forge ahead.