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Retracing the Long March with Ma Haide's descendants

In 1936, American doctor Ma Haide left a comfortable life in Shanghai to treat Red Army soldiers in northwest China. Despite being urged to leave as the fighting drew near, he chose to stay. Marking the 90th anniversary of the Long March victory, his son and great-grandson reflect on his life and lasting legacy. We retrace a journey of courage and compassion, exploring how one man's commitment to China continues to inspire his offspring.

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