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About Hongse Jiangshan: Huangma Fenghuo
In early November 1927, on the eve of the Huangma Uprising, five young self-defense soldiers were temporarily formed into a reconnaissance detachment. They infiltrated the county seat from Qiliping, Huang'an, the epicenter of the uprising, to cooperate with the uprising's assault team in successfully capturing the town. They subsequently distinguished themselves in the battles to defend the county. However, due to the vast disparity in strength between the enemy and themselves, the uprising...
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