[ 责编：孙宗鹤 ] 光明日报上海2月23日电（记者颜维琦）近日，"万水千山只等闲——纪念中国工农红军长征胜利90周年 专题展"在中共一大纪念馆开幕。 本次展览将持续至2026年5月。 《光明日报》（2026年02月24日 09版） 记者在现场看到，展览注重氛围营造与互动体验，运用场景复原、数字投影与声效装置，打造沉浸式观 展空间。一楼序厅通过实体沙盘结合动态投影，立体呈现长征途中跋山涉水的艰辛历程。二楼特设"艺 术中的红·长征"展区，集中展示馆藏油画《三军过后尽开颜》《过草地》及国画《大渡河》《过雪山》 《过草地》等五幅作品，以艺术语言凝练长征精神。多处互动装置增强观众参与感：《随军西行见闻 录》可立体翻阅，《长征组歌》声音装置贯穿展线，数字互动画面让观众融入艺术场景，多维度感受长 征的情感厚度与精神力量。 "长征是中国共产党和红军谱写的壮丽史诗，长征精神是伟大建党精神在极端艰难环境下的具体实践与 升华。"中共一大纪念馆党委书记、馆长陈殷华说，展览以"万水千山只等闲"为主题，通过历史叙事和 珍贵文物，立体呈现长征艰苦卓绝的壮阔历程，引领广大观众特别是青少年一代，深刻体悟长征精神的 时代伟力，从而将其内化为坚 ...

学"星火"支教队给孩子们上课。天津大学供图 天津大 10年间，天津大学"星火"支教队已组织350余名青年接力奔赴，足迹从四川珙县延伸至甘肃、宁夏的偏 远山乡。30余次扎根乡土，2500余小时课堂教学与暖心陪伴，3500余名学子在"星火"课堂里收获了知识 与走出大山的勇气。团队秉持"在地化"教育理念，将苗族蜡染、高山茶园等本土文化融入课程，让教育 不远离土地；"一对一学业帮扶计划"已助力十余名学生考入重点高中与大学。来自曹营镇雨花村的张锦 东，如今已是南京大学的一名学子，他说，"特别想感谢支教队的哥哥姐姐们。" 中国青年报客户端讯（中青报·中青网记者胡春艳 通讯员徐进恒）"红小丫，你真是个勇敢的小英 雄！"在四川珙县玉和苗族乡中心小学，孩子们把这句话端端正正地写在便利贴上，悄悄贴上讲台。这 个寒假，一群来自天津大学"星火"支教队的青年学子，带着"长征金课"走进这所山村小学。一场跨越时 空的青春对话，在绘本、彩笔与书信中静静展开。 天津大 学"星火"支教队跟孩子们在一起。天津大学供图 为了让长征精神可感知、可参与、可表达，大学生们针对不同学段学生的认知特点，为当地孩子量身打 造了差异化教学内容。低年级课堂上，孩子 ...

展览分为"江河·奔腾的意志""草地·潜伏的希望""重山·不屈的丰碑"三大板块，以山河为主线串联叙 事，生动再现长征途中的关键战役与艰难险阻。其中，遵义会议纪念馆借展的20件（套）文物首次在上 海集中亮相，包括遵义会议会议室挂钟、《红星》报、红军军用水壶等，真实呈现红军的钢铁纪律、军 民情谊与坚定意志。 "万水千山只等闲——纪念中国工农红军长征胜利90周年专题展"9日在中共一大纪念馆开幕（2月9日 摄）。新华社记者 陈潇雨 摄 展览创新运用场景复原、数字投影、声效装置及互动体验，打造沉浸式观展空间，让历史细节更加 鲜活可感。 "万水千山只等闲——纪念中国工农红军长征胜利90周年专题展"2月9日在中共一大纪念馆开幕。展 览由中共上海市委宣传部、中共贵州省委宣传部、中共上海市委党史研究室指导，中共一大纪念馆与遵 义会议纪念馆联合主办。 展览上的多媒体装置为观众打造沉浸式观展空间（2月9日摄）。新华社记者 刘颖 摄 展览将持续至2026年5月。（记者 陈潇雨） ...

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition commemorating the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March showcases the historical significance and spirit of the Chinese Communist Party during challenging times, encouraging visitors to "stay true to the original aspiration and continue moving forward" on the new Long March [1][2]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is titled "A Thousand Rivers and Mountains Awaiting Leisure" and is held at the Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China [1]. - It features a main narrative focused on the battle history of the Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, divided into three sections: "Rivers: The Will to Surge," "Grasslands: The Hope to Hide," and "Mountains: The Unyielding Monument" [1]. - The exhibition is co-hosted by the Memorial Hall of the First National Congress and the Memorial Hall of the Zunyi Conference, utilizing artifacts from both institutions [1]. Group 2: Artifacts and Themes - The exhibition includes 20 artifacts from the Zunyi Conference Memorial Hall, such as a clock from the conference venue, "Red Star" newspaper, military water bottles, document boxes, and oil lamps, which reflect the Red Army's spirit of determination and discipline [1]. - Narrative elements include works by Chen Yun, Huang Zhen, and Xiao Hua, which provide a storytelling framework for the exhibition [1]. Group 3: Interactive Experience - The exhibition emphasizes atmosphere creation and interactive experiences, employing techniques like scene restoration, digital projection, and sound effects to create an immersive viewing space [2]. - The first floor features a physical sand table combined with dynamic projections to vividly present the hardships faced by the Red Army during the Long March [2]. - The second floor includes a special area titled "Red in Art: The Long March," showcasing five artworks that encapsulate the spirit of the Long March [2]. Group 4: Duration - The exhibition is set to run until May 2026 [2].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the efforts of Zhong Min, a representative from Jiangxi Province, in promoting red culture and tourism in Yudu County, emphasizing the importance of integrating revolutionary spirit into modern education and tourism initiatives [1][2]. Group 1: Red Culture and Tourism Development - Yudu County aims to establish itself as a national model for the integration of red tourism, with plans to receive over 18 million visitors by 2025 [2]. - The local government has included the creation of a red tourism demonstration zone in its development plans and has provided special funding support [1][2]. - Zhong Min has led over 100 red-themed educational sessions in universities, communities, and rural areas to promote the Long March spirit [2]. Group 2: Cultural Heritage and Preservation - Yudu County has 104 immovable revolutionary cultural relics, with 56 of them not yet classified, indicating a need for enhanced protection and restoration efforts [2]. - Zhong Min has proposed the establishment of special funding for the protection of unclassified cultural relics to ensure their preservation for future generations [2].

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition "Ten Thousand Rivers and Mountains Await" commemorates the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March, aiming to promote the spirit of the Communist Party and the Long March [1] Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is organized by the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Communist Party and the Guizhou Provincial Committee of the Communist Party, with support from the Shanghai Municipal Party History Research Office and co-hosted by the Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China and the Zunyi Conference Memorial Hall [1] - It showcases the historical significance of the Long March through various artifacts, precious documents, and innovative formats, illustrating the perseverance and victories of the Communist Party during challenging times [1] Group 2: Thematic Structure - The exhibition is divided into three main sections: "Rivers: The Flowing Will," "Grasslands: The Hidden Hope," and "Mountains: The Unyielding Monument," using the landscape as a narrative thread [2] - It incorporates narratives from Chen Yun's "Notes from the Western Expedition," Huang Zhen's "Western Expedition Comics," and the "Long March Song," providing diverse perspectives from observers, recorders, and participants [2] Group 3: Artifacts and Interactive Experience - The exhibition features 20 artifacts borrowed from the Zunyi Conference Memorial Hall, including a clock from the conference room, "Red Star" newspaper, military water bottles, document boxes, and oil lamps, reflecting the discipline, camaraderie, patriotism, and determination of the Red Army [2] - It emphasizes immersive experiences through scene restoration, digital projections, and sound effects, creating an engaging exhibition space [2] Group 4: Duration and Events - The exhibition will be open until May 2026, and a signing ceremony for the touring exhibition "The Red Army is Not Afraid of Difficult Expeditions" was held on the same day [2]

记者：陈思思 韩 杨 一审：曹 轶 二审：罗亚楠 三审：李铁流 展览以两馆馆藏长征实物为依托，创新引入陈云著作《随军西行见闻录》、黄镇的《西行漫画》、萧华 作词的《长征组歌》，还由遵义会议纪念馆借展了20件(套)文物，包括遵义会议室会场挂钟、《红星》 报、红军军用水壶、文件箱、油灯等。 展览注重氛围营造与互动体验，运用场景复原、数字投影与声效装置，打造沉浸式观展空间，让观众多 维度感受长征的情感厚度和精神力量。展期将持续至5月10日。 为纪念中国工农红军长征胜利90周年，弘扬伟大建党精神与长征精神，2月9日，中共一大纪念馆携手遵 义会议纪念馆，在上海共同推出专题展。 本次展览由上海市委宣传部、贵州省委宣传部、上海市委党史研究室指导，以"万水千山只等闲"为主 题，分为"江河·奔腾的意志""草地·潜伏的希望""重山·不屈的丰碑"三大板块，聚焦湘江血战、强渡乌 江、四渡赤水、巧渡金沙江、飞夺泸定桥等关键战役，再现红军穿越"生命禁区"草地的艰难历程，以娄 山关、大凉山、乌蒙山、雪山、腊子口、六盘山等险关要隘为线索，集中展现红军在围追堵截中灵活机 动、化险为夷的战略智慧，在极端环境下挑战生存极限、坚守理想信念的顽强意志 ...

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition titled "Mountains and Rivers Awaiting the Ordinary - Commemorating the 90th Anniversary of the Victory of the Long March" opened on February 9, 2026, at the Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China, showcasing the historical significance and spirit of the Long March through various exhibits and narratives [1][3]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is guided by the Shanghai Municipal Committee of the Communist Party of China and the Guizhou Provincial Committee, co-hosted by the Memorial Hall of the First National Congress and the Zunyi Conference Memorial Hall [1]. - It features three main sections: "Rivers - The Will to Advance," "Grasslands - The Hope of Survival," and "Mountains - The Indomitable Monument," which narrate the Long March's journey through significant battles and challenges [3]. Group 2: Thematic Sections - The first section, "Rivers - The Will to Advance," focuses on key battles such as the Battle of Xiangjiang and the crossing of the Wu River, highlighting the strategic wisdom of the Red Army in overcoming obstacles [3]. - The second section, "Grasslands - The Hope of Survival," depicts the Red Army's arduous journey through the "life-threatening" grasslands, showcasing their resilience and commitment to ideals under extreme conditions [3]. - The third section, "Mountains - The Indomitable Monument," illustrates the Red Army's struggles through treacherous terrains, ultimately leading to their victory in northern Shaanxi [3]. Group 3: Exhibits and Interactive Experience - The exhibition relies on artifacts from the two museums and incorporates narratives from works such as Chen Yun's "Notes from the Westward Journey" and Huang Zhen's "Westward Comics," providing multiple perspectives on the Long March [4]. - It emphasizes immersive experiences through scene recreations, digital projections, and sound installations, creating an engaging environment for visitors [6]. - The first floor features a physical sand table combined with dynamic projections to depict the hardships faced during the Long March, while the second floor showcases various artworks related to the theme [6].

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition titled "A Thousand Rivers and Mountains Await" commemorates the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March, showcasing the resilience and spirit of the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) during challenging times [1]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition is held at the Memorial Hall of the First National Congress of the Communist Party of China and features rich artifacts, precious documents, and innovative formats to illustrate the CCP's journey through adversity [1]. - It includes three narrative threads: Chen Yun's "Notes from the Westward March," Huang Zhen's "Westward Cartoons," and the "Long March Song" lyrics by Xiao Hua, providing diverse perspectives on historical events [1]. - Key artifacts on display include 20 items from the Zunyi Conference Memorial Hall, such as a clock from the conference room, "Red Star" newspaper, and military supplies, reflecting the discipline and patriotism of the Red Army [1]. Group 2: Thematic Structure - The exhibition is divided into three main sections: "Rivers and Mountains: The Will to Advance," "Grasslands: The Hope to Survive," and "Heavy Mountains: The Indomitable Monument," with a focus on the theme of mountains and rivers [2]. - It emphasizes immersive experiences through scene restoration, digital projections, and sound installations, creating an engaging viewing environment [2]. - The first floor features a physical sand table combined with dynamic projections to vividly present the hardships faced during the Long March [2]. Group 3: Collaborative Efforts - The exhibition is a significant outcome of collaboration between the Shanghai and Zunyi memorials, highlighting the continuity of the great founding spirit of the CCP and the spirit of the Zunyi Conference [5]. - It aims to promote the sharing and mutual learning of red resources, encouraging the younger generation to draw strength from the Long March spirit for future endeavors [5]. - The exhibition is guided by the Shanghai Municipal Party Committee Propaganda Department and the Guizhou Provincial Party Committee Propaganda Department, and will run until May 2026 [5].

Core Viewpoint - The exhibition titled "Mountains and Rivers Awaiting" commemorates the 90th anniversary of the victory of the Long March, showcasing the resilience and spirit of the Chinese Communist Party during challenging times [2][4]. Group 1: Exhibition Overview - The exhibition will run until May 2026 and aims to illustrate the historical significance and spirit of the Long March through three main sections: "Rivers: The Will to Advance," "Grasslands: Hope in Ambush," and "Mountains: The Unyielding Monument" [2]. - It combines thematic and chronological narratives, using geographical markers such as rivers, mountains, and grasslands as storytelling elements [2]. Group 2: Artifacts and Narratives - The exhibition features significant artifacts from the Long March, including works by Chen Yun, Huang Zhen, and the song "Long March Suite," providing multiple perspectives on the historical journey [3]. - Notable artifacts include 20 items from the Zunyi Conference Museum, such as a clock from the conference room and a handwritten outline by Chen Yun, which is the only existing document regarding the Zunyi Conference [3]. Group 3: Interactive and Immersive Experience - The exhibition employs scene restoration, digital projections, and sound installations to create an immersive viewing experience, enhancing audience engagement through interactive displays [3]. - Features like the three-dimensional flip-through of "The Journey West" and sound installations of "Long March Suite" are designed to deepen audience participation [3]. Group 4: Collaborative Efforts - The exhibition represents a significant collaboration between the Shanghai and Zunyi museums, emphasizing the continuity of the great founding spirit of the Party and the Zunyi Conference spirit [4]. - It aims to promote the sharing and mutual learning of red resources, encouraging the new generation to draw strength from the Long March spirit [4].