What is Zhu De’s character image?

Zhu De's image: He is not surprising in appearance, silent and modest, speaks softly, and is a bit weathered. The eyes are large and the vision is very kind. He was not tall, but very strong, and his arms and legs were made of iron. Behavior: soft-spoken, gentle eyes, loves to tell jokes, always says he is fifty-six years old.

Zhu De in Chapter 10 of "Red Star Shines on China":

His subordinates endured a whole harsh winter in the ice and snow of Tibet, but were able to remain united as one. This is It must be attributed to the sheer charisma of the leader, and to that rare quality of character which inspires in his men the spirit of fidelity and heroic sacrifice for a cause.

He lived and dressed like an ordinary soldier and shared the same hardships. In his early days, he often walked barefoot and ate pumpkins for a whole winter and yak meat for food the other winter. He never complained. , rarely get sick. He loved hanging around the camp, sitting with the brothers, telling stories, and playing ball with them.

When Zhu De was 6 years old, he went to the private school of a landlord and studied for three years. The landlord was very bad to him. He studied during the day and did various kinds of work after school. After he was adopted into his uncle's house, he went to study again. Ancient book from 1967. He passed the imperial examination in 1905, studied in a higher primary school for 6 months in 1906, and then studied in a middle school for 6 months. In 1907, he studied at Chengdu Physical Education School for a year, and later returned to Yilong County to teach gymnastics in a primary school. In 1909, he entered the Yunnan Lecture Hall and left school in 1911 after the Revolution of 1911. 6. Reasons for joining the revolution: Influenced by others, he had revolutionary tendencies. Within a few weeks of entering the Martial Arts Hall in 1909, he joined Sun Yat-sen's Tongmenghui. In the convoy led by Cai, he fought against the reactionary convoy and was pursued by the reactionary convoy. He declined the position of division commander in Sichuan and decided to look for the Communist Party. In October 1922, he finally found and joined the Communist Party of China in Berlin, Germany. party.