More than 90 years after the Red Army's four crossings of the Chishui River, Xinghong village, located on the river's banks, is writing a new chapter for a new era of the Long March story.
Some international visitors are skipping the usual tourist checklist and instead "Chinamaxxing" through Guizhou province in Southwest China.
A batch of fresh Yunnan flowers, packed in anhydrous gypsum boxes produced by the Guizhou Phosphate Chemical Group, arrived in Mongolia after traveling thousands of kilometers north via a cross-border cold chain.
Huamao village in Zunyi, Guizhou province, was once poor and underdeveloped. Today, it is lush and thriving.
The main port area of the Guiyang International Land Port has set a new daily record by hitting 200 railcar loadings, beating its previous peak from earlier this July by 47 percent.
Where turbulent rapids and treacherous passes once stood, the Red Army forged a path through impossible odds, relying on their courage and wisdom.
In 1935, the Zunyi Conference became a beacon in the dark, illuminating the path and reshaping history. Now, more than 90 years later, the spark of artificial intelligence here mirrors the rapid pace and human warmth of China's tech journey.