Comrade Zhou Lu went to Jinggangshan and accused Chen Yi and others of losing the good situation of the riots in southern Hunan. He believed that Chenzhou was lost because Maoyang did not listen to the command and refused to reinforce. Chen was young and vigorous, saying that Mao was not only innocent, but also positive, saying that "the riots in southern Hunan were an old imperial calendar" was not feasible at all, and Zhu was also emotional, saying that as a special correspondent, he could not get everyone's respect, and he had "made up his mind" not to carry out the wrong decision of the central and Hunan governments and went to Jinggang. He Changgong and Hu Shaohai are also on Zhu Chenhao's side.

In this way, Zhou Lu became a loner. Knowing that they would no longer look down on the Central Committee, he left the meeting in a rage and threatened to "part ways" with Zhu Chen and others. "The next morning, he took the special committee back to the Hunan government and complained to the Central Committee."

Early the next morning, Zhu asked his people, "Where is it?" The men replied that Zhou Lu left angrily with the special committee without saying hello before dawn. Zhu Sui quickly sent a company of soldiers and horses to protect him. Unexpectedly, I caught up with Zhou Lu, only to find that Zhou Lu's special committee had already been ambushed by the Home Returning Corps and all died.

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The Autumn Harvest Uprising led by Mao Zedong and the establishment and development of Jinggangshan rural revolutionary base correctly reflected the laws of China Revolution and China War, found the correct path for the development of China Revolution, and was a great turning point for China from failure to victory. "The armed regime of workers and peasants" became the main content of China's exploration of the new revolutionary road in China. Since then, the China Revolution has embarked on the correct road of encircling cities from rural areas.

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Autumn Harvest Uprising-Baidu Encyclopedia