Who is the old man who tells the story of the Red Army's Long March in the struggle?

The old man who told the story of the Red Army's Long March in the struggle was Che Sheng Yin. Che Shengyin, male, Han nationality, was born in party member, 1926 10, and was born in a small business family in the old street of Taiping Ancient Town. He was a primary school student in Taiping and was influenced by the new culture. 1935, Che Shengyin, who was only nine years old, witnessed the scene of the Red Army mobilizing the masses in the streets, writing red slogans, propagating anti-Japanese, fighting local tyrants and sharing fruits, crossing Chishui River and fighting fiercely with Kuomintang troops. He saw the fine style of the Red Army's strict military discipline and being close to the people, and witnessed the red history of the Red Army's great victory in crossing Chishui in the Long March. It is worth mentioning that on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army's Long March "Sidu Chishui", the 89-year-old Che Shengyin took the initiative to vacate his old house and built the "Red Witness" exhibition hall with the help of the Taiping Town Party Committee and Government. The museum shows his deeds and pictures of witnessing the red history and volunteering to tell the story of the Red Army, showing his incomprehension about his life and red history. In the exhibition hall, there is also a bank vault site used by the Red Army to store coins such as oceans, silver dollars and copper coins and Soviet banknotes. It is worth mentioning that on the occasion of the 80th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army's Long March "Sidu Chishui", the 89-year-old Che Shengyin took the initiative to vacate his old house and built the "Red Witness" exhibition hall with the help of the Taiping Town Party Committee and Government. The museum shows his deeds and pictures of witnessing the red history and volunteering to tell the story of the Red Army, showing his incomprehension about his life and red history. In the exhibition hall, there is also a bank vault site used by the Red Army to store coins such as oceans, silver dollars and copper coins and Soviet banknotes.