Zhu De
Zhu De
December 1, 1886, saw the birth of Zhu De in Ma'an Town, Sichuan Province, the revered "Father of the Red Army" and a foundational architect of China’s military power. A brilliant strategist, Zhu De led the Red Army through the harrowing Long March alongside Mao, playing a decisive role in the United Front resistance during WWII and the pivotal battles of the Civil War. His military command was absolutely vital to securing victory, and he served as Commander-in-Chief for decades, becoming one of China's most celebrated marshals and state leaders.
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