A great turning point

From entering Guizhou in December 1934 to leaving Guizhou in May 1935, the Central Red Army was surrounded by the Kuomintang troops at all levels. After suffering a disastrous defeat on the Xiangjiang River in the Long March, the Central Red Army was forced to transfer troops to Guizhou through the passage. After that, it went through the Liping Conference, the Houchang Conference, the Wujiang Breakthrough, the Zunyi Conference, and Tucheng. The battle, the fourth crossing of Chishui, the Tashi Conference, the Battle of Zunyi, the Gouba Conference, the south crossing of the Wujiang River, the westward march to Yunnan, the north crossing of Jinsha, and the Huili Conference were full of difficulties and hardships. Under the correct leadership of Mao Zedong, the Central Red Army got rid of the enemy's pursuit and interception, and shattered Chiang Kai-shek's plan to encircle and annihilate the Red Army.