The Description of the Main Characters in The Red Star Shines on China

The red star shines on China. The appearance of the main characters is described as follows:

Mao Zedong 1:

In the article 1 in Red Star Shines on China, the image of Mao Zedong is introduced. He has a thin face and looks like Lincoln. He is taller than ordinary people in China, with a hunched back, thick black hair, bright eyes, beautiful nose and protruding cheekbones. The face of a very shrewd intellectual.

He reads widely, has an extraordinary memory and an extraordinary ability to concentrate. He is energetic, tireless and meticulous in his work. He is a gifted strategist and political strategist.

Live frugally and approachable. Personal habits and appearance are very bold, and they are very casual about what they eat. There is a southerner's hobby of eating spicy food.

2. Zhou Enlai:

In the third chapter of Red Star Shines on China, the image of Zhou Enlai is introduced. He is thin, of medium build, with small and strong bones. Although his beard is long and black, his appearance is still childish, and his deep big eyes are full of enthusiasm.

He does have an attraction, which seems to be a strange mixture of shyness, personal charm and confidence of leaders. He is one of the rarest people in China, a pure intellectual, and his actions are completely consistent with his knowledge and beliefs. He is a rebel from a scholar background. Calm-headed, good at analysis and reasoning, with practical experience. He has a gentle attitude.

3. Zhu De:

The image of Zhu De is introduced in the article "Red Star Shines on China" in 10. He is plain, silent and modest, speaks softly and has gone through many vicissitudes. Big eyes, kind eyes. Not tall, but strong, with arms and legs like iron. He is over 500 years old, maybe 5034 years old. No one knows how old he is.

His subordinates endured the hardships of a whole winter in the ice and snow in Tibet, but they were able to keep one heart and one mind, which must be attributed to the personal charm of the pure leader and the rare character that inspired his subordinates to have the loyalty spirit of heroic dedication to a certain cause.

His life and clothes are no different from those of ordinary soldiers. He often walked barefoot in his early days. He eats pumpkin all winter and yak meat the other winter. He never complains and seldom gets sick. He likes to walk around the camp, sit with his brothers, tell stories and play ball with them.

4. Peng:

Peng's image was introduced in the eighth chapter of Red Star over China. I thought he was a tired and fanatical leader, expressionless, and his body might have collapsed. As a result, I found that Peng is a happy and laughing person, and his body is extremely healthy.

He is a cheerful and laughing person with excellent health. He is quick in action, quick in speech, fond of joking, very smart, good at galloping and hard-working. He is a very lively person.

He has been through many battles, and he has only been injured once, and it is only a skin injury. Save money, like my subordinates, there are only two sets of uniforms. He doesn't smoke or drink. Sleep late and get up early. I like children very much, and children often follow me to take off the cotton-padded clothes for the trumpeter.

5. He Long:

In the second chapter of Red Star Shines on China, I introduced the image of He Long, a tall man, as strong as a tiger. Over 500 years old, but still healthy, he is tireless. He hates rich people. Called "notorious misdeeds" by Kuomintang newspapers, he led several people in the village to attack tax collectors, killed them with kitchen knives and disarmed them.

He Long's reputation in society spread all over China; His eloquence is very good; With strong personal charm, many subordinates would rather die with him on the road than leave. His life is as simple as his men. He doesn't care about personal belongings-except horses. He likes horses. He is impatient, but modest.