The Red Army's Long March and Marxism Localized In China

The reason for the Red Army's Long March result from the serious loss of Central Red Army districts caused by Wang Ming's extreme left-wing policy. The Long March was a forced action, marked the failure of the extreme left-wing policy to Chinese revolutionary route. Mo Tsetung's back to the leading position means turning back to the right choice of Mao's military route and leadership. The comparison between the passive situation in the early period of the Long March and the situation after ZunYi Meeting Mao came to the power and led the Long March directly proved that Mao's leadership was established in the Red Army, which marked Marxism was localized in China and had achieved success. This road embodied our Party's Practical spirit. The Red Army finally overcame the mechanical application of Marxism and went into a mature stage to which the CPC's first generation leaders reached in theoretical and practical levels, which set the theoretical basis for Chinese revolutionary success.