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Why the Long March still resonates in today's China
This year is the 90th anniversary of the completion of the Long March. To reflect on its historical importance and lasting impact, Beijing Review talked with Wang Chaoguang, former Director of the Institute of World History, Chinese Academy of Social Sciences.
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From poverty relief to revival
Poverty has long posed a challenge to human society. For centuries, hunger and deprivation afflicted vast populations across many regions of the world. Poverty not only hinders economic development but also gives rise to a range of social problems, including instability, disease and limited access to education. As a result, it has been widely recognised as a major obstacle to the advancement of human civilisation.
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CICG president addresses national reading research forum held in Nanchang
The national reading research forum of the fifth National Conference on Reading was held Monday in Nanchang, capital of Jiangxi province. Chang Bo, president of China International Communications Group (CICG), delivered a speech on revolutionary culture communication at the event.
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Documentary 'The Long March: A Road Without End' launched in Beijing
The international communication documentary "The Long March: A Road Without End" was launched in Beijing on Saturday as a flagship project of China International Communications Group to mark the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March.
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CICG president meets Australian sinologist
Chang Bo, president of China International Communications Group (CICG), met with Harold Weldon, an Australian sinologist and publisher, in Beijing on Tuesday.