Golog 果洛

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Source archive 2026-10-13 — 2026-11-13

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Period	Observed reports	Processed days
2026-10	1	17/17
2026-11	0	13/13

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16 October 2026

ReportedHistorical military activity

The Red Army passed through Qinghai during the Long March, marching and procuring grain along the Make River in Banma County and forming close bonds with local Tibetan residents.

Red Army Golog Make River Banma County Qinghai

Broadcast 16 October 2026 · Event date Date not specified

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The Red Army passed through Qinghai during the Long March, marching and procuring grain along the Make River in Banma County and forming close bonds with local Tibetan residents.

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CCTV.com report (Xinwen Lianbo): Qinghai is one of the provinces through which the Red Army passed on the Long March. Red Army soldiers marched and gathered provisions along the Make River in Banma County, Golog, forging close bonds between the army and local Tibetan people. Today, this snowy plateau carries forward its revolutionary heritage and has embarked on a path that prioritizes ecology and green development.

Original Chinese quote

红军将士在果洛班玛县玛可河畔行军筹粮，与藏族乡亲结下军民鱼水情

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16 October 2026

ReportedHistorical movement

In July 1936, more than 30,000 members of the Left Column, formed after the Second and Fourth Front Armies of the Red Army joined forces, entered Banma in Golog, Qinghai, and stayed in the Make River valley for more than 20 days.

Left Column Second and Fourth Front Armies of the Red Army Golog Make River Valley Qinghai

Broadcast 16 October 2026 · Event date July 1936

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In July 1936, more than 30,000 members of the Left Column, formed after the Second and Fourth Front Armies of the Red Army joined forces, entered Banma in Golog, Qinghai, and stayed in the Make River valley for more than 20 days.

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In July 1936, more than 30,000 members of the Left Column, formed after the Second and Fourth Front Armies of the Red Army joined forces, entered the Banma area of Golog, Qinghai. They stayed in the Make River valley for more than 20 days, marching and gathering provisions, sowing the seeds of revolution and explaining the Party's position on resisting Japanese aggression to local residents. At the time, the Red Army lacked food and fodder and faced the plateau's harsh cold, yet it maintained strict discipline and helped Tibetan villagers carry water and chop firewood. A cast-copper cooking pot is displayed in the Hongjungou Memorial Hall. Ninety years ago, a herder named Suoduo volunteered to guide the troops, leading the Red Army all the way to the border with Aba in Sichuan. On parting, a Red Army soldier cleaned the copper pot he carried and gave it to him as an expression of thanks.

Original Chinese quote

1936年7月，红二、红四方面军会师后组成的左纵队3万余人进入青海果洛班玛地区，在玛可河谷驻留20余天

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