1935年1月，中国工农红军第一方面军的30位女红军随队抵达贵州土城。救伤员、传星火、守后方、扛钢枪，她们以柔弱身躯扛起家国重任。放眼整个长征路上的女红军群体，从中国工农红军第一方面军的康克清，到中国工农红军第四方面军的王定国，她们用热血人生，书写绝境里的女性觉醒与无畏担当。
国际传播专家王晓辉携手荷兰籍记者潘妧纱，深度追问：她们为何毅然奔赴长征路？又如何在乱世中挣脱桎梏、活出滚烫人生？致敬长征路上，每一位了不起的中国女性！
In January 1935, 30 female soldiers of the First Front Army of the Chinese Workers’ and Peasants’ Red Army arrived in Tucheng Town, Guizhou Province, alongside their comrades. They cared for the wounded, kept the revolutionary cause alive, safeguarded supply lines and took up rifles when needed. Though small in stature, they took on the heavy responsibilities of their time.
Across the Long March, women from different Red Army units, including Kang Keqing of the First Front Army and Wang Dingguo of the Fourth Front Army, forged their own paths through extraordinary hardship. Their lives tell stories of women breaking free from the constraints of their time and stepping forward with courage and conviction.
Wang Xiaohui, an expert in international communication, joins Dutch journalist Elsbeth van Paridon to explore their stories. What drove these women to embark on the Long March? How did they break through the barriers of their time and live lives defined by courage, determination and purpose?
（来源：中国外文局煦方国际传媒）
