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1In May, 930, the CPC Central Committee held a national Soviet regional representative meeting and a national Red Army representative meeting, and decided to reorganize the Red Army active in revolutionary bases such as western Fujian, southern Jiangxi, western Hunan, western Hubei, Hunan, Hubei, Jiangxi, Henan and Anhui into the first, second, third and fourth legions respectively. It is also planned to continue to expand the Red Army on the basis of these four legions, and then organize it into four fronts. In June of the same year, Gongsijun, Gongshijun and Gongsanjun were co-edited as the First Corps of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army in Tingzhou, Fujian, with Zhu De as the commander in chief and Mao Zedong as the political commissar. Wu Gongjun and Gongba Army were co-edited as the third army in Daye, Hubei Province, with Peng as commander-in-chief and Teng as political commissar. Subsequently, some local Red Army units along the border of Hunan, Hubei and Jiangxi formed the Sixteenth Red Army, which was also incorporated into the Third Red Army. In July, the Gongsi Army and Gongliu Army, adapted from the Fourth Army of the Revolutionary Army of Workers and Peasants in Hunan and Hubei, joined forces in Hubei Public Security Bureau to form the Red Second Army, with He Long as the commander in chief and Zhou Yiqun as the political commissar. The Red Army of Hubei, Henan and Anhui was not organized into the Fourth Army at that time.

1in late August, 930, after the first and third armies joined forces in Liuyang, Hunan Province, at the joint meeting of the front committees of the two armies, the front Committee of the third army with Peng as its secretary proposed the establishment of the first army and the general front Committee, and the third army was merged into the first army. In other words, the third army corps will no longer be expanded into the third army corps. Peng said: "From a strategic point of view, I am in favor of organizing the Third Army into the first army under unified command, which is the need of the revolution." First, the joint meeting of the front committee of the Third Army adopted this proposal of the front committee of the Third Army, and unanimously agreed that Zhu De was the commander in chief and Mao Zedong was the general political commissar and secretary of the front committee. In this way, the third army was not established.

193 1 year 1 month, the Red Army and the Red 15 Army in the base area of Hubei, Henan and Anhui joined forces in Changzhuyuan, south of Henan Shopping Mall, and formed the Red Fourth Front Army. In June+10 of the same year, the Fourth Army of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army was established in Qiliping, Huang An, Hubei Province, with Xu as the commander-in-chief and Chen Changhao as the political commissar.

The Second Army Corps and the Sixth Army Corps joined forces in Huang Mu, Yinjiang, Guizhou, and established a general headquarters headed by He Long and Ren. At the beginning of July, 1936, the second and sixth army corps, their general headquarters and the 32nd army (formerly the ninth army of the first army) were ordered to form the second army in the Long March, with He Long as the commander-in-chief and political commissar.

1In the autumn of 933, the Central Military Commission also planned to merge the newly established 7 th, 8 th, 9 th and 10 th Corps into the third army. However, after the failure of the fifth counter-campaign against "encirclement and suppression", some of these four legions formed an anti-Japanese advance team to the north, and some joined the Long March with one army, so the joint plan failed to be realized. Excerpt from Yan Feng/Wen of Party History Expo