After the Long March of the Central Red Army, 10 important leaders stayed in the Soviet area, and only one witnessed New China

In October 1934, the Red Army left the Central Soviet District and began the arduous Long March. Most of the 10 leaders who remained in the Soviet area died heroically in the three-year guerrilla war in the south, and only one survived to witness the birth of New China.

Among these ten leaders, they have their own different destinies. For example, Qu Qiubai, who voluntarily stayed in the Soviet area due to serious illness before the Red Army's Long March, and finally remained loyal and unyielding after being captured by the enemy, and finally died heroically. Others like Fang Zhimin, He Shuheng and others died heroically in the arduous guerrilla battles and sacrificed their precious lives for the revolutionary cause.

In addition, leaders like Chen Tanqiu have gone through all kinds of twists and turns and have always stuck to the front line of the Red Army's cause. Although they were eventually captured and martyred under the encirclement and suppression of the Kuomintang, their firm conviction and heroic actions set a glorious example for the later revolutionary cause.

Chen Yi, the only survivor, became a witness of New China, he not only participated in the Long March, the War of Resistance, but also experienced the War of Liberation, and finally made great achievements in the battle to liberate Shanghai.

The sacrifices and struggles of these leaders who remained in the Soviet areas made immortal contributions to the birth and development of New China. Today, we should bear in mind their spirit, continue to inherit the flame of revolution, and strive for the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

Let us pay tribute to these heroes and always remember their glorious achievements!