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More than 90 years ago, during the Red Army's Long March, a quilt was cut in two in Shazhou Village, central China's Hunan Province. Half of it was left behind, and its warmth has lived on ever since. Today, we're back in the village to find out what that story means to the people who live here now.
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More than 90 years ago, during the Red Army's Long March, a quilt was cut in two in Shazhou Village, central China's Hunan Province. Half of it was left behind, and its warmth has lived on ever since. Today, we're back in the village to find out what that story means to the people who live here now.