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Ninety years ago, on the banks of the Yudu River, the people saw the Red Army off ten times over.
Ninety years later, Yuguo — a band born and raised in Jiangxi — brings this farewell song back to life on a new studio recording, this time through rock.
From hesitation to conviction, from Gannan tea-picking opera to electric guitar — no showmanship, no melodrama. Just a few young men from Jiangxi, singing with plain sincerity, returning the quiet, deep feeling of ninety years ago to the present day.
The 90th anniversary of the Long March's victory.
An old song, a new journey. The bloodline runs on.
Ninety years ago, on the banks of the Yudu River, the people saw the Red Army off ten times over.
Ninety years later, Yuguo — a band born and raised in Jiangxi — brings this farewell song back to life on a new studio recording, this time through rock.
From hesitation to conviction, from Gannan tea-picking opera to electric guitar — no showmanship, no melodrama. Just a few young men from Jiangxi, singing with plain sincerity, returning the quiet, deep feeling of ninety years ago to the present day.
The 90th anniversary of the Long March's victory.
An old song, a new journey. The bloodline runs on.