Directory of the Red Legend of Jinggangshan

Foreword

The immortal lantern

Document tree

Fireflies lead the way to deliver military supplies

Wu Zhonghao does not eat Snake meat

Cotton grows in the rice vat

"Affidavit for Joining the Party" on red cloth

"Red Army Snake"

Point The Endless Oil Lamp

The Lost and Found Portrait

You Defu's "Oral" Letter

The Green Pine on the Mouth of the Windmill

The Life-saving Silver Dollar

The magical Kaiquan camphor tree

The origin of "Mingxin Temple"

The "field hospital" tied around the waist

Liu Renkan Seize grain from the tiger's mouth

The eminent monk devised a plan to save the Red Army

Fortunately lucked out with a lotus flower

The Big Dipper fell from the sky and the turbid water became clear

Giving money to buy jail time

Fighting the "chicken"

The legend of the bamboo bowl

Red flowers sprinkled all over Yangchun Ridge

Cowshed bricks The secret inside

The legend of the broken plaque

Cut off the fingers to drive away the enemy

The Red Army is our patron saint

The origin of a slogan

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Committee Mao "catches ghosts"

The wild boar lured the enemy into the ambush

The magical cave

A golden hairpin

The witty Young Pioneers

A person's destiny

The witty messenger

Straw sandals for red flags

Wang Zuo's The career of a "water guest"

The "poisonous" plan to retreat from the enemy

Wang Zuo set up another mountaintop

He Changgong "borrowed" the fog to remove the road

The brave king Zuozhi kills four tax policemen

The "little ghost head" cleverly captures the enemy detective

The sacrifice of the baby

Lei Banji kills his relatives righteously

Xie Meixiang’s sincere devotion to the revolution

A soldier’s wish

Iron Barrier

Buyun Mountain training

Mountain people risk burial Heroes

Two strange trees in Dajing

Commissioner Mao eats braised pork in Yongxin

One word exchange comforts the heroic spirit

Magic The dismounting platform

The blooming sunflower

Half a slogan

Mao Zedong cleverly formed a united front

With great wisdom and courage, he braved the pass

The belated martyr’s fame

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