The Long March in Chinese History
In the context of Chinese history, to what does the term 'Long March' refer?
AThe advance of Japanese forces along the Chinese coastline during their invasion in the late 1930s
BThe 12,500-kilometer retreat of Mao Zedong's communist forces in 1934 to evade Chiang Kai-shek's Kuomintang army
CThe advance of communist troops to Nanking prior to the final battle of the Chinese Civil War
DThe retreat of the Kuomintang to the coast and its subsequent exile to Taiwan
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