Military attachés trace Long March history through calligraphy

Military attachés trace Long March history through calligraphy

A group of military attachés had a special chance to experience calligraphy while learning about the history of the Long March in Zunyi, in southwest China's Guizhou Province.At a museum displaying Mao Zedong's poems, the foreign guests on Wednesday wrote "Loushan Pass", a pivotal position where the Red Army in 1935 gained its first major victory since the beginning of the Long March. 00:47

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