Why did you choose Zhu De's pole as the slogan of the Red Army?

1928, Comrade Zhu De led the Red Army team to Jinggangshan to meet with Chairman Mao. On the mountain is the Red Army, and not far below is the enemy.

There is not much grain produced in Jinggangshan, so people are often taken out to Mao Ping at the foot of the mountain to pick grain. It's five or six miles from Jinggangshan to Mao Ping. The mountain is high and the road is steep, so it is difficult to walk. But every time we choose food, everyone wants to go.

Comrade Zhu De also went to pick food with the soldiers. Wearing straw sandals and a hat, he stirred up a car full of food and climbed the mountain with everyone. Picky food during the day and often stay up all night at night to study how to fight the enemy. Everyone was distressed and hid their poles. Unexpectedly, Comrade Zhu De found another pole and wrote in eight big letters, "Don't take Zhu De poles around". Everyone saw that Comrade Zhu De loved him more and more, but he was embarrassed to hide his pole.

A silver dollar

More than 3000 soldiers are stationed in a village, and eating food has become a major event. At first, many people abandoned their homes and ran away, but before they could escape, they closed their doors, so raising food and growing vegetables was in trouble for a while. Commanders in Zhu De are disciplined and ask soldiers to do ideological work from door to door. One day, two soldiers went to a house in the south of the village. The door was locked. I heard that they have fled to relatives in other villages. I saw a pumpkin shed in front of his house, which was full of vigor. There are two big pumpkins hanging on the shed. The little soldier thought, how can I buy it without people? The prince warrior said, "Cut down those two pumpkins. I'll write a note and the money will be sent later." After cutting the pumpkin, I wrote a note "buy two pumpkins and pay later." 1 ~ Red Army ". Put it on the shelf and go back. One night at dinner, Zhu De had a crispy pumpkin rice and asked who bought the delicious pumpkin. Only then did he know that the pumpkin had not been paid. He asked someone to call the two soldiers, took out a silver dollar from his backpack and said seriously, "You can't eat for nothing without people." After that, the two soldiers were asked to pay back the money. The two soldiers thought they had done a good deed, but they were criticized by their officers. They looked at each other at once. When they came to their senses, the platoon leader who had already stood by whispered a few words to them, and then they left excitedly.