"An odyssey unequaled in modern times." Ninety years ago, the Long March became one of the most extraordinary journeys in modern history. Over two years and more than 12,000 kilometers, Red Army soldiers endured immense hardships and uncertainty. What kept them going? How did they make critical decisions along the way? And what lessons can young people today draw from this defining chapter of Chinese history? Watch to explore the history, human stories and enduring legacy of the Long March.

Guests

Rafael Zerbetto

Recipient of the 2025 Chinese Government Friendship Award

Barry Healy

Australian geopolitical analyst

Wang Xinsong

Associate Professor

School of Government of Beijing Normal University

Sidne Ward, Ph.D.

Board Co-President, Edgar Snow Memorial Foundation

Associate Professor Emerita, University of Missouri – Kansas City