(W.E. Talk) Harold Weldon: Why does the Long March still resonate with the world today?
"The Long March is not only a Chinese story. It is also a universal story about how people persevere, cooperate and grow through adversity," Australian sinologist Harold Weldon said in a recent interview with China News Service's "W.E. Talk".
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