Which article does "Wind Rolling Red Flag Passing the Great Pass" come from?

Reduced words: Magnolia·Guangchang Road

Author Mao Zedong

The sky is all white, and the feeling of marching in the snow is even more pressing.

The mountains are high above our heads, and the wind blows the red flag across the barrier.

Where is this trip going? Ganjiang River is a place filled with wind and snow.

The order was issued yesterday, and one hundred thousand workers and peasants went to Ji'an.

Translation

The sky is completely white, and the army is advancing in the snow, feeling anxious. There are steep mountains above, and the strong wind rolls the red flag across the mountains. Where is this trip going? The wind and snow on the banks of Ganjiang River are causing chaos. The order was issued yesterday, and one hundred thousand armed workers and peasants were to march directly to Ji'an.

Extended information

This poem was written while marching in the snow. In January 1930, Peng Dehuai led the Fifth Red Army from Hunan and Jiangxi to western Jiangxi and surrounded Ji'an with Huang Gonglue's newly established New Sixth Army. In late January of the same year, the second column of the Fourth Red Army led by Mao Zedong arrived in Tangfang, Guangchang County, Jiangxi Province. They braved wind and snow, climbed over mountains and ridges, and rushed toward Guangchang County.

At the end of the month, he joined Zhu De's troops and occupied Ningdu and other counties, and then moved towards the Jishui area. From February 6th to 9th, the Fourth Red Army, the Fifth Army, the Sixth Army and the Ganxi Special Committee held a joint meeting in Beitou, Ji'an County. The meeting made the decision to attack Ji'an City and made corresponding strategic arrangements. It is inferred that this poem was written at or after this joint meeting.