Zhang Wentian and Zhang Wentian were the general leaders of the Party during the Long March, when they were still above Chairman Mao. Wang Jiaxiang is the highest secretariat secretary, equivalent to the Standing Committee.

On the way to the Red Army's Long March, the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China gave birth to a general manager in a special environment, that is, Zhang Wentian (pen name Luo Fu) who is known as the "red professor" and "studying in Japan, the United States and Russia". This * * * with deep myopia glasses and elegant manners was dubbed "Mingjun" by Mao Zedong. He cooperated with Mao Zedong to hold the Zunyi Conference, and made "three concessions to the General Secretary" during his trip, showing an open mind regardless of personal fame and fortune.

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Zhang Wentian (long-term alias Luo Fu) 1900 was born in a well-off peasant family in Nanhui County, Jiangsu Province on August 30th. After the May 4th Movement broke out, he devoted himself to the student movement, began to engage in literary creation and translation, commented on foreign literary masterpieces, and later joined the Nanjing Youth China Society. 1920- 1923 studied and worked in Tokyo, Japan and San Francisco, USA.

Joined China in June, 1925. In the winter of the same year, he was sent to Sun Yat-sen University and Professor Hong College in Moscow to study, and served as a teaching assistant and translator, and also served as a reporter for the Oriental Department of the Communist International.

References:

Baidu Encyclopedia-Wang Jiaxiang

References:

People's Daily Online-The Mystery of Zhang Wentian's "General Secretary Sanrang" in the Long March of the Red Army