Film from the People’s Republic of China: “My Long March”

Posted on August 26, 2009 | 6 Comments

This movie, “My Long March”, was made by the PRC’s August First Film Studio in 2006 to commemorate the 70th Anniversary of the Long March.

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10/11 (crossing the Dadu River on the Luding Bridge)

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6 responses to “Film from the People’s Republic of China: “My Long March””

  1. comradezero | August 26, 2009 at 11:46 pm | Reply

    And if you thought that was cool, check out the trailer for The Great Cause of China’s Foundation!

  2. Fern | August 27, 2009 at 12:31 am | Reply

    That movie was inspiring to say the least… and the trailer looks awesome!

  3. brownshock troop | September 3, 2009 at 11:35 am | Reply

    i heard that the “my long march” was filmed secretly in mountainous province in china. they said it was banned at their local cinemas and this production is likewise to be shown in other parts of the world. basically, the current Chinese govt. has abandoned Maoist principles. this video is a further justification pf erecting a new Com. Party for the chinese people. the socialist fight is not yet done.

    • comradezero | September 3, 2009 at 3:05 pm | Reply

      My understanding is that it was commissioned by the CPC as part of their extensive celebrations of the 70th Anniversary of the Long March.

      According to China’s PLA Daily:

      To commemorate the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Long March of the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army, the shooting of the film “My Long March” kicked off in Zunyi by the August First Film Studio recently. The film, with the fate of an ordinary young Red Army soldier Wang Rui as the main theme to thread through all the major events of the Long March, will be presented as a special gift to the 70th anniversary of the victory of the Long March. The film director Zhai Junjie intends to reveal this oriental myth—the 25,000- li Long March-to the audience through Wang’s extraordinary experiences in the major events of the Long March such as the Zunyi Meeting, the Xiangjiang River Campaign, Crossing the Chishui River for Four Times, and Crossing of the Luding Bridge, etc. Zhai Junjie is a famous film director, who has shot two films themed on the Long March, and he has now embarked on the route of the Long March for the third time to shoot this film, and through which to write a new chapter for his artistic career.

      　　By Ye Shengjun and Li Shiyi

      　　(June 19, PLA Daily)

  4. inquilabbi | September 7, 2009 at 6:30 pm | Reply

    fantastic!

    Celebrating the 60th anniversary of the Chinese Revolution

    03 October 2009 (6pm until late)
    Saklatvala Hall, Dominion Road, Southall, Middlesex UB2 5AA

    On Saturday 3 October 2009, from 6pm until late, we will be holding a public meeting in London to celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Chinese Revolution. This will be an excellent opportunity to meet with comrades from the People’s Republic of China, hear some fantastic speakers (full line-up to be confirmed within the next few days) and celebrate one of the most important, world-changing events in modern history. There will also be delicious food and drink, so bring family and friends and let’s make it a celebration to remember! The meeting will take place at Saklatvala Hall, Dominion Road, Southall, Middlesex UB2 5AA. Trains go every 10 minutes or so from Paddington to Southall and take around 15 minutes. From Southall station, the hall is around 5 minutes’ walk. For more information, please email info@handsoffchina.org. Further details and publicity material to follow shortly.
    Contact: info@handsoffchina.org
    Map: click here

  5. Ka Frank | September 16, 2009 at 1:37 am | Reply

    You don’t really think that China is still a socialist country do you?

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