Today marks the 89th anniversary of the victory of the Red Army's Long March—an epic strategic campaign that unfolded between 1934 and 1936.
To honor the spirit of the revolutionary martyrs and safeguard the relics and cultural treasures linked to this journey, the Chinese mainland put forward a proposal in January 2017 to create the Long March National Cultural Park.
Now, modern technology is at the heart of the park's revival project. Through interactive digital displays, multimedia storytelling, and innovative exhibits, visitors can relive the challenges and triumphs of the Red Army like never before 📱🏞️.
Whether you're a history buff, a student, or an adventurer, the park offers an immersive experience that bridges past and present. With just a smartphone in hand, you can explore virtual archives, follow the original routes on interactive maps, and hear the stirring narratives of those who made history.
This fusion of heritage and high-tech celebrates the values of courage, unity, and perseverance that define the Long March spirit. Ready to take a walk through time? The revolution in storytelling is waiting at the Long March National Cultural Park! ✨
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Tech brings history back to life at Long March National Cultural Park
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