Zhu De was born in a poor peasant family. He participated in the Yunnan Uprising led by Cai E and became a famous general of the Yunnan Army. Later, due to the internal struggle of the Yunnan Army, Zhu De went to Europe to study, met Zhou Enlai and joined the Communist Party of China. After returning to China, he participated in the August 1st Nanchang Uprising. When going south, Zhu De served as the commander of the advance army. After the main force failed to attack Chaoshan, the troops led by Zhu De became a revolutionary fire that was preserved. After the meeting at Jinggangshan, the Zhu-Mao Red Army became famous all over the world, and established the Central Revolutionary Base in Ruijin, smashing the Kuomintang's four anti-"encirclement and suppression" campaigns. In the fifth anti-"encirclement and suppression", the Central Revolutionary Base was lost, and the Red Army had to carry out the Long March. During the Long March, Zhu De crossed the snow-capped mountains and grasslands three times in order to win over the Fourth Front Army, and finally led the Second and Fourth Front Armies to northern Shaanxi. After the outbreak of the Anti-Japanese War, Zhu De served as the commander-in-chief of the Eighth Route Army and led famous battles such as the Pingxingguan Victory and the Hundred Regiments Campaign. During the War of Liberation, he and Mao Zedong commanded the three major battles and the Crossing the Yangtze River Campaign. After the founding of New China, Zhu De worked diligently for the people, was frugal, democratic in style, and pragmatic.