When crossing the Three Coves, Mao Zedong not only reduced the organizational system of general divisions to regiments, but also released the relieving power of Yu Sadu and Su Xianjun with a cup of tea. He also creatively put forward the important principles of establishing soldiers' committees, promoting "three great democracies" and "building branches in the company", which made the army look brand-new. The local poor peasants, newlyweds Zhong Dalong and Fang Xiaofeng who were rescued by the revolutionary army insisted on joining the army, and Mao Zedong readily agreed.

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Role introduction

1, Wang Wei plays Mao Zedong. 1927 After the failure of the Great Revolution, in order to preserve and develop the revolutionary forces, Mao Zedong decided to give up attacking Changsha, retreat to Wenjiacheng and lead his troops to Jinggangshan, where the enemy control was weak, to seek a foothold.

2. Wang Wufu plays Zhu De. Nanchang Uprising troops suffered heavy casualties in Sanheba World War I. Zhu De, on the battlefield with corpses everywhere, pulled up the broken military flag and vowed to carry it on. He launched a vigorous uprising in southern Hunan, and after twists and turns and hardships, he successfully joined forces with Mao Zedong in Longshi, Jinggangshan.