Artworks chronicle Long March victory

New collection honors 90th anniversary of a revolutionary journey

China Daily | Updated: 2026-10-19 09:24
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Carving the Journey, a 50 cm x 50 cm woodcut print, by XAFA artist Wang Shaoke in May 2026. [Photo provided to CHINA DAILY]

XAFA artist Wang Shaoke's woodcut print Carving the Journey meticulously etched onto paper the pivotal sites of Ruijin in Jiangxi province, Zunyi in Guizhou province, the Jinsha River, and Wuqi town in Shaanxi province, creating a comprehensive map of the entire route.

The elegance of traditional Chinese painting, the warmth of oil painting, the solidity of sculpture, and the vigor of printmaking each shine in their own way, yet all converge toward a common goal.

While the physical journey ended, the spirit of the Long March continues to endure — those figures who once braved rough terrain and weather have been immortalized through the artists' creations.

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