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In 1934, after failing to repel the Kuomintang-led nationalist army's fifth encirclement campaign, the main force of the Central Red Army led by the Communist Party of China (CPC) withdrew from its base to begin the Long March. With its survival at stake, the CPC leadership convened a meeting in Zunyi in January 1935 to correct military and organizational errors.
CGTN anchor Zhong Shi and reporter Zhu Siying return to Zunyi to explore how the meeting saved the Chinese revolution at a critical moment and its lasting impact on the lives of ordinary people.
In 1934, after failing to repel the Kuomintang-led nationalist army's fifth encirclement campaign, the main force of the Central Red Army led by the Communist Party of China (CPC) withdrew from its base to begin the Long March. With its survival at stake, the CPC leadership convened a meeting in Zunyi in January 1935 to correct military and organizational errors.
CGTN anchor Zhong Shi and reporter Zhu Siying return to Zunyi to explore how the meeting saved the Chinese revolution at a critical moment and its lasting impact on the lives of ordinary people.