The Long March-how the Communist Party out of desperation
Battle of Xiangjiang
The most severely lost battle on the Long March, the Communist army dropped sharply from 86,000+ to 30,000
Geographic information of the battlefield
Battlefield situation:
The Chinese Nationalist Party and its allies:
Xue Yue's four divisions
Zhou Hunyuan's four divisions
Hunan warlords: seven divisions
Guangxi warlords: five divisions
Communist Army
86000+
Operational plans of all parties:
the Communist Party:
The Communist Party initially planned to break through the Xiangjiang River and join The second and sixth corps of the Red Army
The goal of the Communist Party is too obvious,
The Nationalist Party targeted plan:
The latter three armies advanced to Daoxian, drove the Communist army westward, and blocked the retreat
Xue Yue and the Hunan warlords army are responsible for defending the area between Quanzhou and Lingling
The Guangxi warlords army defended Quanzhou to Xing'an, and prepared some troops to carry out side attack in Guanyang
An accident happened:
The arrangement of the Nationalist Party army was intercepted by the Communist Party’s intelligence department,
So the Communist Party began to debate whether to cross the Xiangjiang River as planned.