The Long March lives on in Beijing's art classrooms

China Global Television Network (CGTN) - Oct 3, 2026

A simple fish hook carries a powerful story of sacrifice and perseverance from the Long March. Today, at Beijing Bayi School,ninth graders are revisiting The Golden Fish Hook through art — using brushes, tablets and AI to turn a chapter of history into their own visual stories.

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