Videos

: From desperation to prosperity: Every generation has its own Long March

Ninety years after the Long March, the road once marked by hardship and sacrifice has become a path toward prosperity and hope. Through the lives of local people in Henan, the enduring spirit of perseverance continues to guide a new generation forward.

: Footprints of the Long March in Nanxiong: A journey of life and hope

This video journeys through Nanxiong in Guangdong province to revisit revolutionary sites associated with the Long March. Here, the Red Army and local people fought side by side, forging a spirit of seeking truth from facts and serving the people that became a defining legacy of the Long March. Through the memories shared by descendants of martyrs, as well as villagers and young students, the video shows how this revolutionary heritage continues to be passed down through generations, providing lasting inspiration for Nanxiong's development.

: Together on the Long March: From history to the future

Join experts, storytellers, and content creators from around the world as they set out from Yudu county, Jiangxi province, to retrace the route of the Long March. Bridging the past and the future, the journey will uncover the enduring legacy of the Long March while revealing the remarkable changes shaping China today.

: CICG releases Long March communication project theme video

The "Together on the Long March: 90th Anniversary of an Epic Journey" CICG International Communication Project officially launched on June 15 in Yudu county, Jiangxi province. At the launch event, the theme video "Across Mountains and Rivers: Together on the Long March" was released.

: Preview of Long March documentary released

The preview of the documentary "The Long March — A Road Without End" produced by China International Communications Group was released in Beijing on Saturday.

: Resilience and self-sacrifice: A foreign expert on the Long March spirit

David Ferguson, honorary chief English editor of Foreign Languages Press of CICG and recipient of the 2021 Chinese Government Friendship Award, shared his thoughts on the enduring spirit of the Long March.

: Why Long March still resonates today: A sinologist's take

Elsbeth van Paridon, a sinologist and foreign expert at the Center for the Americas of CICG, shared her thoughts on why the Long March still resonates today.

: A decade on: An American rediscovers Long March

Zhavier Harris, a marketing and communications manager at Springfield Urban League in the United States, shared his understanding of the Long March and his expectations for the upcoming experience.

: A Serbian perspective on Long March: Honor history, cherish peace

Soldat Tatjana, director of the Serbian Cultural Center in Beijing, spoke with China.org.cn about the Long March and its enduring spirit.

: Why the Long March so important

The Long March (1934-36) plays an important role in both the Communist Party of China and China's history. To better understand it, China Daily reporter Stephanie Stone climbed the Laoyashan mountain in Zunyi, Guizhou province, and saw the battle trenches the Red Army dug during the Long March. Come and see what else she found!

: Reading China: Landscapes, ideas, and lives of the people

To celebrate the upcoming World Book Day, China International Communications Group presents a special video exploring China through three books — its landscapes, its ideas, and the lives of its people. From geographic storytelling to key concepts of governance, and from rural transformation to everyday life, the video offers a multi-dimensional view of a country in motion.