1,200 Rubik's Cubes, one portrait of a great man. No effects — just twisting hands and a 90-year echo. In memory of the Long March victory. #LongMarch90# #RubiksCubeArt# #PixelArt# #Tribute#

More than ninety years ago, the Chinese Red Army undertook the Long March, a historic two-year journey across thousands of miles of rugged mountains, treacherous rivers and untamed wilderness. Ninety years on, this hand-painted digital scroll retraces that extraordinary journey. #LongMarch90#

What does it take to keep a voice alive? A radio transmitter. A 68-kilogram hand-cranked generator. A 128-member reinforced company assigned to protect them. In October 1934, as the Red Army left Jiangxi, this equipment was its lifeline. The company crossed mountains, endured hardship and broke through enemy blockades. By August 1935, before reaching the grasslands, only three members remained. They gave everything so the Red Army could still be heard. #LongMarch90# Step into the story in our interactive experience "The Long March":

After a commemorative performance marking the #victory# of the #LongMarch#, a young man sounded a military charge bugle, instantly igniting the atmosphere. The audience responded with enthusiastic applause and cheers! #ChinaStory#

The year 2026 marks the 90th anniversary of the victory of the #LongMarch#, a remarkable revolutionary feat achieved under the leadership of the Communist Party of China (CPC). The Long March constitutes a monumental chapter in the historical journey toward the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.

#RetraceTheLongMarchRoute# This year marks the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army’s #LongMarch#, as well as the 70th anniversary of the establishment of diplomatic relations between China and African countries. Recently, Rwandan military officer Kabarisa Vianney visited Zaoyuan in Yan’an, where he toured revolutionary heritage sites and listened to stories of the revolution. After trying to utter in Chinese such phrases as “Serve the people,” “Yan’an,” and “Long March,” Vianney became talkative. “They're helping us a lot.” said him, “China is helping so many countries.” #Rwanda# @StudyinNDUChina @MFA_China @MND_China @YananCHN @visitshaanxi @ChinaEmbinRW @DGAfrica_MFA

📍From "Gone North And Never Heard From Again" to "Searching for Their Whereabouts": A Growing List of Long March Martyrs #LongMarch# #RedArmy# @salahzhang @AmbassadeChine @consulat_de @ChinaEmbGermany @ChenPingMFA @CGMeifangZhang @zhang_heqing @ChinaEmbNamibia @AmbChineCmr

#RetraceTheLongMarchRoute# Recently, military officers from multiple countries visited the historic #LongMarch# trail in Ganquan County, Yan'an, where they retraced the route to personally experience the hardships and challenges that the Red Army endured while crossing treacherous mountains and rivers and marching thousands of miles. Upon reaching the commanding height atop the ridge, the officers sang the song "When the Motherland Calls Upon Us" in Chinese, paying tribute to the great spirit of the Long March. @StudyinNDUChina @MFA_China @MND_China @YananCHN @visitshaanxi

The golden fur of François' langurs is like an "exclusive childhood skin" — it automatically switches to black mode as they grow up!follow #BeMyGuestS5# #NotesFromGuizhou# to uncover more little secrets of the François' langurs! #BeMyGuestS5# #NotesFromGuizhou# #LongMarch#

What kind of "uninvited guest" left the villagers both exasperated and amused—"forcing its way in" and even helping to close the windows?Follow #BeMyGuestS5# #NotesFromGuizhou# to uncover more little secrets of the François' langurs! #BeMyGuestS5##NotesFromGuizhou##LongMarch#