As China observes the 90th anniversary of the Red Army's Long March, which took place between 1934 and 1936, historical reflections continue to highlight the significance of this military campaign. The journey gained international prominence through the writings of American journalist Edgar Snow in his influential book, Red Star Over China, which provided Western readers with an unprecedented perspective on the nation during that era. To mark this milestone, CGTN interviewed Eric Foster, the nephew of Helen Foster Snow, who was married to Edgar Snow during that period. The discussion focused on personal recollections and the enduring legacy of the Long March, emphasizing the values of resilience, conviction, and bravery that the historic event continues to symbolize for many today.
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