Characteristics of the protagonist in "Red Star Shines Over China"

Character Analysis of "Red Star Shines on China"

Zhu De

1. Appearance: Not surprising - a silent, humble, soft-spoken, and somewhat vicissitudes of life person , eyes are big, vision is very kind, stature is not tall, but very strong, arms and legs are as if they are made of iron.

2. Speech and behavior: soft-spoken, gentle eyes, loves to tell jokes, and always says that he is fifty-six years old.

3. Origin and family: He was born in Ma'anchang Village, Sichuan in 1886. He was later adopted as the eldest son by his uncle and lived in Dawan.

4. Childhood experience: When he was 6 years old, he entered a landlord's house. After studying 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, , and went to study ancient books for six or seven years.

5. Educational status: At the age of 6, he entered the landlord's private house and studied for three years. The landlord treated him very badly. He studied during the day and did various kinds of work after school. After he was adopted into his uncle's house, , and went to study ancient books for six or seven years. 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.

7. Experience after participating in the revolution:

1. In 1911, he participated in the revolution that overthrew the Qing Dynasty; in the same year, he was sent to Sichuan to defeat Zhao Erfeng: the following year, he returned to Yunnan .

2. In the second half of 1912, he was appointed as the student captain of Yunnan Jiangwu Hall and taught students tactics and other subjects in the school.

3. In the seven years starting from 1913, he led troops to station and fight the reactionary troops in Indochina and Xufu and Luzhou on the Yangtze River in southern Sichuan.

4. In June 1922, when he was being pursued and transferred by Tang Jiwan, the Sichuan warlord Liu Xiang offered him the position of division commander, but he declined because he had decided to find a leader. The Communist Party seeks a new revolutionary path for itself.

5. Starting in 1922, he ran from the south to the north and back to the south, looking for the Communist Party. When he couldn't find it, he decided to go to Germany to study military science. In Berlin, he met Zhou Enlai and finally found the Communist Party of China. As soon as he found the Communist Party of China, he immediately joined it on the spot.

6. During his four years in Berlin, he studied German, often did party work, and edited a mimeographed "Political Weekly". He was arrested and detained for 28 hours due to the Zangev case, and later arrested and detained for 30 hours for participating in the Communist Party's meeting to support the May 30th Movement.

7. In 1927, together with Zhou Enlai, He Long and other comrades, he launched the Nanchang Uprising.

8. Participated in organizing the 1927 Shonan Uprising, renamed the unit the "First Division of the Workers' and Peasants' Revolutionary Army", and used a red star on the flag for the first time.

9. In May 1928, he led 10,000 troops to Jinggangshan and decided to establish the initial base area, where he met Mao Zedong for the first time.

10. In 1929, Zhu and Mao led their troops to southern Jiangxi, Fujian and other places to carry out long-term struggles to establish Soviets.

8. Characters and events:

1. Gentle nature, caring for his subordinates, approachable: ① After becoming the commander-in-chief of the army, he lived and dressed like an ordinary soldier. It was a bitter experience, and he often walked barefoot in the early days. He ate pumpkins to satisfy his hunger for a whole winter, and beef for food the other winter. ② He liked to wander around the camp, sit with his brothers, tell stories and play ball; any one in the army Soldiers can complain directly to the commander-in-chief: ④ Zhu De often took off his clothes when speaking to his brothers; ⑤ During the Long March, he gave his horse to his tired comrades to ride, but he walked most of the time, seemingly tireless ; ⑥ Sometimes if he is not very busy, he will help farmers plant crops; ⑦ He often carries food from the bottom of the mountain to the mountain.

2. He has a wide range of hobbies: he likes sports, plays table tennis very well, and never gets tired of playing basketball; he also likes reading, and he carefully makes a reading plan

Be familiar with political and economic books.

3. Responsible, honest and reliable: His wife Kang Keqing believes that Zhu De is very responsible for all matters big and small.

4. Smart, wise and experienced: Combining the experience of fighting gangs on the Indochina border with the knowledge learned in books and schools, special guerrilla tactics were formed. These tactics laid the foundation for the victory of the later Red Revolution. Made a huge contribution.

5. He takes the lead and has excellent commanding skills: he always directs from the front line during battles; he has repeatedly proved through countless battles that he is better than any general sent to fight him.

6. Persistent pursuit and firm will: In order to find the Communist Party, Zhu De declined the position of division commander given to him by the warlords and traveled a long way to Shanghai, Beijing, and Berlin to find the Communist Party. Finally in 1922, he became one of the oldest members of the Communist Party of China.

7. Loyalty, humility and obedience to command: The reason why the Communist Party was able to maintain tight control over the Red Army was Zhu De's loyalty and obedience to the "civilian" leadership

one. The alliance between Zhu and Mao did not compete with each other, but complemented each other. Zhu De had no political ambitions. He could accept orders and therefore issue orders - this was a very valuable factor in the leadership of the revolutionary army.

8. He has great charisma and rare character: During the Long March, his subordinates were able to remain united despite numerous sieges and various difficulties. This must be due to pure The charisma of a leader, and that rare character that inspires in his followers the undying spirit of loyalty and sacrifice for a cause: heroism.