Wenmiao Street Primary School: The Long March poem recited by children

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Bathed in the autumn sunlight, students at Wenmiao Street Primary School in Tongwei County, Dingxi City, in northwest China's Gansu Province, form neat rows and recite in unison, "The Red Army, facing down challenges on its march, braved ten thousand crags and torrents." In September 1935, it was right at this school that Mao Zedong first recited his famous poem The Seven-Law · The Long March while meeting with the vanguard company. The powerful verses once chanted amid the fires of war are now voiced aloud by the new generation under the bright sun. As time flows on, the indomitable spirit of overcoming all obstacles is naturally passed down to the youth through these ringing, youthful voices.

Wenmiao Street Primary School: The Long March poem recited by the new generation in the sunlight

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