The famous writer Edgar Snow described the heroic epic of the Red Army, the Long March, in his book "Journey to the West," as "starting from the farthest part of Fujian and ending at the end of the distant northern road in Shaanxi. Among them, 'the farthest place in Fujian' refers to Ninghua, Fujian. Today, 90 years after the departure of the Red Army's Long March, the farthest starting point of this thousand mile "Red Ribbon" can still hear the echoes of history, the sound of horns crossing time and space is still loud, and China under the shining red star will always be full of vitality. (New Society)