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  • Yudu: Where the Long March began, new future takes shapeNinety years after the Long March began in Yudu county, Jiangxi province, the historic county is writing a new chapter defined by industrial growth and rural revitalization, as witnessed by international participants of the "Together on the Long March: 90th Anniversary of an Epic Journey" CICG International Communication Project.
  • Resilience and self-sacrifice: A foreign expert on the Long March spiritThe "Together on the Long March: 90th Anniversary of an Epic Journey" CICG International Communication Project launched in Yudu county, Jiangxi province, on June 15. Following the launch ceremony, 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 takeThe "Together on the Long March: 90th Anniversary of an Epic Journey" CICG International Communication Project launched in Yudu county, Jiangxi province, on June 15. Following the launch ceremony, 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.

Why the Long March still resonates in today's ChinaThis 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.

From poverty relief to revivalChina's rural revitalization strategy is building on decades of poverty reduction success to create new pathways for long-term development.

The Long March sets out from Ruijin

The Long March started from Ruijin, Jiangxi Province on Oct. 10, 1934.