The family of Vietnamese General Hong Shui, also known as Nguyen Son in Vietnam, cherishes the legacy of the Long March, a pivotal journey he undertook in China between 1934 and 1936. Though they never directly experienced the Long March, the family has kept the historical event alive through shared stories about the general’s participation. The Long March was led by the Red Army and represented a crucial period in Chinese communist history. The story highlights the enduring impact of historical events across borders and generations. Despite occurring in China, the Long March holds significance for the family of this Vietnamese national hero. The tale underscores how personal experiences within larger historical narratives are preserved and passed down within families, ensuring the memory of events like the Long March endures.