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Commemorations of the Long March legacy
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As the 90th anniversary of the Red Army’s Long March approaches, historical reflections and cultural commemorations are highlighting the event’s role in shaping the Communist Party of China. Historical analyses focus on the strategic retreat from the Kuomintang’s fifth encirclement campaign in 1934, noting key milestones such as the Battle of Xiang River, the Zunyi Conference, and the crossing of the Luding Bridge. The march concluded in 1936 with the unification of three main Red Army forces in northern China, shifting the revolutionary center to Shaanxi. Commemorative efforts have expanded into diverse artistic and educational initiatives. In Zunyi, traditional papermaking is being used to create modern cultural products, while a massive painting titled ‘Long March: Song of the Nanling Mountains’ captures the Red Army’s journey through Guangdong, Hunan, and Guangxi. In Guangzhou, a 90-meter scroll titled ‘Journey Like a Rainbow, Passing the Torch’ serves as an educational tool. Immersive theater, such as the drama ‘Farewell’ in Yudu, journey. Educational institutions and ‘Red Flash Mobs’ media outlets like CGTN have also engaged in Tianjin, aim to preserve preserving revolutionary memory through community performance. Educational institutions are also active; students from five major universities conducted joint activities in Yan’an, lectures, immersive theater, and Tianjin Normal University hosted lectures connecting documentaries. Recent commemorations have emphasized the Long March spirit to modern craftsmanship. Additionally, CGTN released preservation of historical sites and personal accounts. In Shiqian County, Guizhou, local research has reconstructed the documentary series ‘Breaking Through’ history of the Red Army's 52nd Regiment, specifically the Kunniu Mountain battle, leading to retrace the pioneers' steps. establishment of a memorial. On October 22, 2026, President Xi Jinping delivered a speech at the Great Hall of the People, emphasizing the ‘Great Long March Spirit’ and calling Spirit.’ At a subsequent conference marking the 90th anniversary, he called for unity around the Central Committee nation to achieve create new glories on a ‘new Long March’ long march,’ stressing that the spirit must be carried forward through high-quality development, steadfast ideological beliefs, and the strengthening of Chinese the People's Liberation Army to achieve socialist modernization and national rejuvenation.
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