Beijing Review

China

On the banks of the Yudu River in east China, a choir sang of soldiers leaving home more than nine decades ago. Beside the singers, eight large red Chinese characters proclaimed: "May the spirit of the Long March shine forever."

- A red legacy in the Taihang Mountains

On the Scene

Is the Long March spirit still alive? A British expert finds the answer in China

- A British expert retraces the Long March: How the Red Army beat the odds
- Retracing China's Long March twice in 10 years: What did a young American learn?

World

Beyond political cycles: Chinese, U.S. experts make the case for cooperation on climate and AI

Cooperation between China and the United States in clean energy, climate action and AI can help unlock new opportunities for sustainable development

On the Scene

Why does the story of the Central Red Army’s Long March begin in Guangchang, Jiangxi Province?

Photography

The Long March on canvas

World

Cooperation amid competition

The Xi-Trump summit in September did not erase strategic competition between China and the United States. What it demonstrated instead was a growing understanding that stability has become a shared interest

- Sharp silhouette, soft power

China

Ancient Chinese solar terms are fueling modern consumption

As seasonal consumption continues to thrive, the government is making efforts to encourage these trends.

- Inside the China Haul phenomenon

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