The Red Ribbon on the Earth | The Three Armies Unite

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Sep 18, 2026

In October 1936, the First Front Red Army (the Central Red Army), the Second Front Red Army and the Fourth Front Red Army joined up at two locations in northwest China – Huining in Gansu and Jiangtaibao in Ningxia.

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