The Zunyi Meeting convened by the Political Bureau of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China (CPC) in January 1935 during the Long March stands as a pivotal meeting that brings about a major turn with farreaching significance in the history of the party. It has evolved into a distinct historical symbol throughout the Partys centurylong struggle. At the critical historical junctures marked by twists and turns in the Partys historical development and revolutionary cause, this meeting, in actual fact, established Mao Zedong as the leader of the Red Army and the CPC Central Committee. It also began the establishment of the correct Marxist line, represented by Mao Zedong, in the CPC Central Committee, and began the formation of CPCs first generation of collective leadership, with Mao Zedong at the core. The Zunyi Meeting inaugurated a new phase in which the Party independently and autonomously addressed the practical realities of the Chinese revolution, rescuing the Party, the Red Army, and the Chinese revolutionary cause at their most perilous juncture. This pivotal meeting subsequently enabled the Party to overcome Zhang Guotaos splittism, successfully concludcd the Long March, and ushered in a transformative new paradigm for Chinas revolutionary struggle. The profound revelations of the Zunyi Meeting lie in the following: it is necessary to forge a robust and mature collective leadership, to persist in charting an independent and autonomous path, to implement the organic integration of Marxisms fundamental tenets with Chinas concrete realities, and to steadfastly safeguard the correct political line and strategic policy framework. On the new journey, the effective application of the Zunyi Meetings precious historical legacy and the perpetual radiance of its revolutionary spirit constitute the most dynamic embodiment of the Meetings enduring historical stature and continuing contemporary relevance.