Monumental, 80 Years after The Long March | The Paper
Chen Ronghui—The Paper
Another ambitious project marking the anniversary of The Long March is The Paper’s immersive interactive project by Chen Ronghui. A World Press Photo winner, Chen spent two months producing both photography and video, and visiting historic cities along the route of the Long March. Using monuments commemorating the Long March in each city as a visual symbol and a thread throughout the story, the interactive feature is a collection of stories of people remembering this significant period in China’s history.
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Another ambitious project marking the anniversary of The Long March is The Paper’s immersive interactive project by Chen Ronghui. A World Press Photo winner, Chen spent two months producing both photography and video, and visiting historic cities along the route of the Long March. Using monuments commemorating the Long March in each city as a visual symbol and a thread throughout the story, the interactive feature is a collection of stories of people remembering this significant period in China’s history.