On this day, 95 years ago, on August 23, 1930 (June 29, the 1930 lunar calendar), the First Front Army of the Workers and Peasants Red Army of China was established. On August 23, 1930, the First Red Army Corps, which gave up attacking Nanchang, and the Third Red Army Regiment withdrawn from Changsha successfully joined forces in Yonghe City, Liuyang. The two legions merged to form the First Front Army of the China Workers 'and Peasants' Red Army. Zhu De served as Commander-in-Chief, Mao Zedong served as General Political Commissar, Yang Yuebin served as Director of the General Political Department, and Zhu Yongqing served as Chief of Staff. At the same time, the General Front Committee of the First Front Army of the Communist Party of China and the Revolutionary Committee of China Workers and Peasants were established. Mao Zedong served as Secretary of the General Front Committee and Chairman of the Revolutionary Committee. The First Red Army has jurisdiction over the First and Third Corps, with a total of more than 30,000 people. Comments: China's New Hope