92 years ago today, on December 27, 1933 (November 11, 1933 in the lunar calendar), Li De took over the command of the Red Army. In December 1933, in the name of unifying the front and rear commands, Li De suggested and decided by the Central Committee that the "Forward Headquarters" be withdrawn to the rear and merged into the Central Revolutionary Military Commission. The Central Revolutionary Military Commission directly commands the corps and other independent divisions and regiments in the Central Soviet Area to fight. The name and organization of the General Command of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army and the Command of the First Front Army were abolished. The chairperson of the Central Revolutionary Military Commission was still Zhu De, and the vice-chairpeople were still Zhou Enlai and Wang Jiaxiang. In fact, Bogu and Li De directly commanded the army.