Yang Zili

Yang Zili

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Yang Zili is a prominent figure associated with the Central Archives of China, particularly known for his work in the preservation of historical documents related to the Chinese Communist Party and the Long March. Recently, he has been involved in discussions and presentations highlighting the significant contributions of the Red Twenty-Fifth Army during this pivotal period in Chinese history, emphasizing its role in aiding the revolutionary efforts against Japanese imperialism and the establishment of new revolutionary bases in northern Shaanxi.

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China China: Yang Zili narrated the story of the Red Twenty-Fifth Army's Long March. 6

Guangming Daily: 红二十五军“为革命立了大功” _光明网