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A raging river. An iron chain bridge. The enemy waiting on the far side.
In May 1935, the Red Army faced a seemingly insurmountable challenge at the Dadu River in Sichuan Province. But there was no time to hesitate, and no certainty of survival.
Ninety years later, a new generation is facing unprecedented challenges, this time in China's emerging commercial space industry.
Is there a connection between the soldiers racing across a bridge and the engineers striving to return rockets safely to Earth? Different centuries. Different stakes. But the same question: How far would you go to achieve the impossible? Tune in to CGTN's Long March documentary Breaking Through to find out.
A raging river. An iron chain bridge. The enemy waiting on the far side.
In May 1935, the Red Army faced a seemingly insurmountable challenge at the Dadu River in Sichuan Province. But there was no time to hesitate, and no certainty of survival.
Ninety years later, a new generation is facing unprecedented challenges, this time in China's emerging commercial space industry.
Is there a connection between the soldiers racing across a bridge and the engineers striving to return rockets safely to Earth? Different centuries. Different stakes. But the same question: How far would you go to achieve the impossible? Tune in to CGTN's Long March documentary Breaking Through to find out.