ChinaThe archives opened to the public mainly include programs and declarations issued by the CPC, military telegrams and reports produced by the Red Army, and newspapers and periodicals founded and published by the Party between October 1934 and October 1936.
Broadcast 19 October 2026 · Event date October 1934 — October 1936
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The archives opened to the public mainly include programs and declarations issued by the CPC, military telegrams and reports produced by the Red Army, and newspapers and periodicals founded and published by the Party between October 1934 and October 1936.
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CCTV.com (Xinwen Lianbo): To commemorate the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army's Long March and carry forward the great Long March spirit, the Central Archives is opening a collection of more than 5,000 Long March archival items to the public starting today, October 19. They mainly comprise materials from October 1934 to October 1936: programs and declarations issued by the Communist Party of China; telegrams and reports produced by the Red Army on operational deployments, strategy, and tactics; and revolutionary newspapers and periodicals founded and published by the Party. Together, they showcase the revolutionary character of Chinese Communists and the people's army under their leadership, vividly presenting the revolutionary journey during the Long March in which the Red Army and ordinary people united as one, feared no sacrifice, and pressed courageously forward. Members of the public may consult and use the relevant archival materials at the Central Archives by presenting valid identification, such as an identity card or work ID.Original Chinese quote
中国共产党发布的纲领、宣言，红军形成的关于作战部署、战略战术的电报、报告，以及党创办发行的红色报刊等