The Long March stories in local gazetteers: the direction was forged through repeated adjustments
The former site of the Long March conference: the densely clustered sites in Guizhou bear witness to the Red Army's repeated exploration of the way forward By leafing through local gazetteers to understand the course of the strategic transfer, feel the power of the Red Army calibrating its direction through practice
This report centers on the dense distribution of sites of former meetings in Guizhou during the Long March, pointing out that this reflects the historical process in which the Red Army continually sought the direction forward during its strategic transfer.
The article mentions that, by consulting local gazetteers, one can see many records of meetings being held. Behind these records lies the Red Army's efforts to keep exploring and repeatedly adjusting its route in difficult circumstances.
Through this, the report emphasizes that socalled "direction" was not fully clear from the outset, but gradually took shape through stepbystep exploration and continuous correction in practice.