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CultureHonoring the Long March: China’s new journey into the future

The article recalls how the Chinese Red Army crossed mountains and grasslands more than 90 years ago, and likens China’s current challenges and opportunities to a new “Long March.” It points to advances in manufacturing and AI, the Huajiang Grand Canyon Bridge, and the Pinglu Canal, which opened to navigation in September 2026.

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CCGTN★★☆☆☆2026-10-26 08:52Original

Honoring the Long March: China’s new journey into the future
Honoring the Long March: China’s new journey into the futureCulture