From the sketches of several characters in the film, we can see the hardships and difficulties of the whole Long March. I see that the world is hard to come by now, and I know how to cherish the stability and unity that my predecessors fought bloody battles for. It is more difficult to fight a mountain than to defend it. In the past, the blood of those brave soldiers could not be shed in vain. Today, we will take the red flag and build a richer and stronger China with the spirit of the Long March.

Among them, the memories of veterans are similar to thunder rescue, and the whole main line is extended by a semi-fictional protagonist. This approach gives the film a psychological entry point, allowing the audience to participate as participants rather than spectators.

The educational significance of this film lies in telling the hard-won new China, portraying heroic soldiers who fought bloody battles for the future of the country, making us miss those soldiers and good cadres infinitely today, and learning from those soldiers the courage to keep alive.