This Special Report marks the 90th anniversary of the Long March's culmination by focusing on how that story continues to reverberate across the world.

Tracing the footsteps of internationalism from the Long March in China to Cyprus.

The Long March is not merely a feat of military endurance, but a living philosophy of resilience and strategic foresight. The author traces how this epic journey continues to inform China's global vision, offering timeless lessons for tackling today's interconnected crises.

The enduring spirit of perseverance, unity, and people-centered commitment embodied in the Long March continues to inspire China's modernization, international cooperation, and vision of building a community with a shared future for humanity.

The Long March is not confined to history. Its essence and vitality are seen in China every day.

Two young American men witnessed the spirit of the Long March up close and shared it with the world, demonstrating the enduring power of international friendship transcending borders.

China approaches the poverty issue as a complex, systematic puzzle requiring the seamless integration of governance, social work, and grassroots entrepreneurship – offering a replicable blueprint for the Global South.

China has secured victory over extreme poverty through unprecedented systematic action and innovative strategies, setting a global benchmark for tangible poverty eradication while transitioning to rural revitalization and common prosperity.

Looking back at how China successfully left no-one behind.

Lessons from China help improve agricultural practices in Malawi, strengthening South-South cooperation and advancing local development.

By implementing agricultural techniques and technologies learned in China, a man in Jordan has greatly increased olive tree productivity.

To better understand how successful China's government was in eliminating absolute poverty, an American journalist traveled to China's Guizhou Province to look for answers.

Nine years of traveling across 60 villages shows that China's poverty alleviation is not just a miracle – it is a deliberate, people-centered strategy.

With the Regulations on National Reading Promotion officially taking effect this year – designating the fourth week of April as the "National Reading Week," China has embarked on a profound journey to cultivate a "society steeped in the fragrance of books."