Mountains High and Rivers Far: the Collector's Red Footprints

In a thatched hut surrounded by green hills, a rusty Red Army lamp illuminated the young man's eyes. When the spring thunder of reform and opening up shook the mountains, this young man carrying red memories embarked on a tireless road of collecting. After more than 40 years of hard work, he traveled over mountains and ridges in search of centenarian Red Army soldiers, and rescued yellowed old books, diaries and archives. His collection was so full that his black hair was dyed like frost and snow. In the wave of the new century, collectors have traveled a long way, witnessed the feasting and the most beautiful scenery of life, and are still running on the road of collecting, with mountains high and rivers far away, and the original intention remains unchanged. On the anniversary of the victory of the Anti-Japanese War, the collector was busy preparing for the Red Document Exhibition. He clutched the gout diagnosis certificate and devoted himself to the 100,000-word collection annotation. He stroked the medal of outstanding collectors and smiled happily, with wrinkles engraved in the corners of his eyes. The nomination for "Moving Chinese Figures" focused on him. From the bronze whistle during the Agrarian Revolution to the commemorative medal for the anniversary of the Reform and Opening Up, thousands of rust colors gathered into an eternal spiritual galaxy, witnessing his red footprints. Those descendants of the Red who have the same feelings for their family and country as him are tirelessly searching for the national mark, shouldering the important task of collecting for the country, and writing a life of great love...