What are the characteristics of the Red Army Drama Club?

The characteristics of the Red Army Drama Club are as follows:

The Red Army Drama Club is a drama organization during the Red Army’s Long March. One of the important reasons why the Red Army was able to achieve final victory in the 25,000-mile Long March was the extremely difficult war and natural environment it faced.

The propaganda and cultural activities such as dramas, songs, dances, slogans, slogans, and cartoons carried out by the propagandists of the Red Army Drama Club play an important role in stimulating the fighting spirit of officers and soldiers, improving the cultural level of officers and soldiers, promoting and organizing the masses, expanding the influence of the Red Army, and disintegrating the Red Army. Enemy forces and other aspects played an important role.

The Red Army Drama Club originated from an amateur entertainment organization similar to a club within the army. It is usually composed of some responsible comrades and agency cadres who like entertainment activities and engage in some entertainment activities during the breaks of battle.

The Red Army Drama Club originated from an amateur entertainment organization similar to a club within the army. It is usually composed of some responsible comrades and agency cadres who like entertainment activities and engage in some entertainment activities during the breaks of battle.

In 1929, Mao Zedong pointed out in the resolution of the Ninth Congress of the Fourth Red Army Party, namely the Gutian Conference Resolution, that the Red Army’s propaganda team is an important tool for the Red Army’s propaganda work. If the propaganda team does not do a good job in the Red Army’s propaganda A large part of the task was wasted. Therefore, the issue of organization and training of the propaganda team is one of the tasks that the party must step up its efforts at present.

After the Gutian Conference, each detachment of the Fourth Red Army established a propaganda team, and propaganda and cultural work became increasingly active. The propaganda team became a powerful political work team in the Red Army. At that time, in addition to oral and written speeches, leaflets, slogans, pictures, and slogans, the propaganda team's propaganda methods were one of the main forms of mobilizing the masses.