During the Long March, thousands of female Red Army soldiers undertook multiple responsibilities, including logistical support, propaganda and mobilization, and frontline combat.In logistical support, they carried out arduous tasks such as transportation, medical care, and grain collection.In propaganda and mobilization, they leveraged their unique strengths to disseminate the Party’s policies, win the trust of local populations along the route, and boost the morale of fellow troops.On the frontline, they fought bravely and showed no fear of sacrifice.The revolutionary will, comradely solidarity, and optimism they demonstrated enabled them to achieve transformative growth in several dimensions: subjective agency and independent personality, willpower and psychological resilience, organizational capability and professional skills, as well as collectivism and overall strategic awareness.This growth not only constitutes an essential component of the Long March spirit but also serves as a vivid illustration of the spiritual lineage of the Chinese Communist Party.On the occasion of the 90th anniversary of the Long March’s victory, the developmental journey of these female Red Army soldiers provides invaluable spiritual resources and exemplary strength for contemporary women seeking to integrate personal growth into the great rejuvenation of the Chinese nation.