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Taojiahe 陶家河

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ReportedHistorical military assembly

In September 1934, the Red 25th Army assembled at Taojiahe and completed reorganization and training.

25th Red ArmyHubeiYingshan CountyTaojiaheHuanggang

Broadcast 10 November 2026 · Event date September 1934

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In September 1934, the Red 25th Army assembled at Taojiahe and completed reorganization and training.

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In September 1934, the 25th Red Army assembled in Taojiahe, Yingshan County, Huanggang, Hubei, where it completed reorganization and training, laying the groundwork for its subsequent strategic relocation and embarkation on the Long March. In late October 1934, the 25th Red Army fought enemy forces at Niubeijigu Mountain in Taojiahe. This unit, whose soldiers had an average age of under 18, fought courageously, resisting repeated attacks by aircraft and artillery with their own flesh and blood. After the Battle of Niubeijigu, local villagers risked their lives to take wounded Red Army soldiers into their homes and treated them with local Chinese medicinal herbs.
Original Chinese quote
1934年9月，红二十五军在湖北黄冈英山县陶家河集结，在这里完成整训
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ReportedHistorical battle

In late October 1934, the Red 25th Army fought enemy forces at Niubeijigu Mountain, and local residents treated the wounded after the battle.

25th Red ArmyRed ArmyNiubeijigu MountainTaojiahe

Broadcast 10 November 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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In late October 1934, the Red 25th Army fought enemy forces at Niubeijigu Mountain, and local residents treated the wounded after the battle.

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In September 1934, the 25th Red Army assembled in Taojiahe, Yingshan County, Huanggang, Hubei, where it completed reorganization and training, laying the groundwork for its subsequent strategic relocation and embarkation on the Long March. In late October 1934, the 25th Red Army fought enemy forces at Niubeijigu Mountain in Taojiahe. This unit, whose soldiers had an average age of under 18, fought courageously, resisting repeated attacks by aircraft and artillery with their own flesh and blood. After the Battle of Niubeijigu, local villagers risked their lives to take wounded Red Army soldiers into their homes and treated them with local Chinese medicinal herbs.
Original Chinese quote
1934年10月底，红二十五军与敌人在陶家河牛背脊骨山发生战斗。
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