Famous for walking in the shadows.

He Long is famous for his unforgettable March.

He Long's social fame spread all over China. The Red Army said that he could go to any village in the country with his bare hands, tell the society his identity and form an army.

It is difficult to master the rules and slang of the Society, but He Long has the highest qualifications, so it is said that all the brothers of the Society in one place have been incorporated into the Red Army more than once. He has a good eloquence and is well-known in the Kuomintang. Li said that when he spoke, he could "take the dead back to the battlefield".

1935 When He Long's Red Second Army finally withdrew from Hunan Soviet Area, it was said that there were more than 40,000 rifles. The Red Army's own long March to the northwest suffered more than the main force of Jiangxi Red Army. Thousands of people died on the snow-capped mountains, thousands starved to death or were killed by Nanjing.

However, due to He Long's personal charm and his influence in rural China, according to Li, many of his subordinates would rather die on the road than leave. Thousands of poor people took part in the Long March to fill the vacancy.

Finally, he led about 20,000 people-mostly barefoot, half hungry, half thirsty and exhausted-to join forces with Zhu De in eastern Tibet. After several months' rest, his troops are now marching into Gansu and are expected to arrive in a few weeks.

Legend has it that He Long established the Soviet area in Hunan with a kitchen knife:

That was as early as 1928. He Long was hiding in a village, planning an uprising with his brothers in the society, when several Kuomintang tax collectors came. He led several people in the village to attack the tax collectors, killed them with his own knife and disarmed their guards. From this incident, he seized enough pistols and rifles to arm his first peasant army.