As a Chinese, if you want to understand Chinese affairs, you should experience it from the birthplace of this great man!

#RegisterCruiseTestSitter August - I had a pretty good trip with people around me. After booking the tickets on Trip apps, I was looking forward to the arrival of the holiday every minute and every second!! Finally we set off. When we arrived at Hong Kong International Airport, we were quite rushed. I don’t know why so many passengers went to Chengdu, Sichuan like us! ? Use this as your destination? (Normally there won’t be as many people as on that day, the ground staff said 😙) (I found out the reason later 😁) We chose Sichuan Airlines, and the service staff were good, very friendly and polite from check-in to boarding. I give it a thumbs up! This time, the main focus is to introduce a very meaningful and charming scenic spot in Lezhi, Sichuan, [Chen Yi's Former Residence]. As a Chinese, you must go here to experience two things: 1) There is such a quiet, comfortable, beautiful and peaceful place in Lezhi, Sichuan. If you haven't been there, it is definitely your loss! 2) I don't know much about history, but when I saw the perseverance of the revolutionary personnel for their great ideals, those who sacrificed their lives and never retreated, I admired the heroes of the time from the bottom of my heart! It only takes about 25 minutes to drive from the city to the destination. When you arrive at the destination, The entrance is clear at a glance. I heard that this place used to charge a fee to enter, but fortunately it is free now! 😙 There is a large archway at the entrance that clearly says "Former Residence of Chen Yi". The place is quite spacious. There are several shallow water music fountains directly behind the archway. When passing by, the music just started, and the water fountains swayed up and down with the music, which was quite beautiful. Continuing to enter and passing by the main road, there is a major attraction that immediately caught my attention. Many years ago, our country used to fight on the battlefield with cloaks - tanks and motorcycles that launched missiles, of all kinds, too many to list! Quite majestic! It's time to kill film again😄After seeing the chariot, continue to drive straight in along the road. There are some flowers, plants and trees on the roadside, which are planted and cared for artificially, and arranged neatly and beautifully. The most eye-catching thing is that there are two large lotus ponds on both sides! It's really big! The scenery is quite charming and the feeling is free and easy! Continue to the destination. This place still tries its best to preserve the style and appearance of Chen Yi when he lived there. The wooden houses of other neighbors are still there, and the descendants of the villagers still live here. Go straight into the lotus pond and you will see a big stone standing on the left side of the road. It turns out to be a passage called Desheng Fu engraved on the stone! I don’t understand this record at all! 😂The only thing I can do is to keep going forward! Finally arrived at the destination! On the left is a big black house! Looking from the bottom up, you can see the roof, which is decorated with tiles in some ancient patterns! When you enter through the main door, you will see the stone statues of Chen Yi and his wife on the left side of the front yard, which shows that this is their home! The wooden house has been coated with a black protective layer, which feels like wood or charcoal! 😄 The stone floor inside the house is paved with a very thick and solid stone. In those days, only wealthy people could have such architectural decoration! We were touring the house, including Chen Yi's grandfather's room, the room where he was born, etc. The beds in the rooms were still there, and they were kept as the same as they were back then. After visiting the bedrooms, we walked to the hall. It turned out that the rich families back then did not have too many furniture. The hall only had a dining table and a few wooden stools, tea tables, etc. We entered the kitchen. Wow! There was a big piece of bacon hanging on the hook! I was so scared... It turned out to be a replica! Let's go! Then we entered a very special room. There was a very large round stone mill in the middle of the floor. How to say it? The stone mill was so large that it required one or even two people to pull and push it to make it rotate around the center in a circle to grind the food! Were there a lot of things to be ground back then? (Good things come to those who wait)? 😆After visiting the house, I walked into the memorial hall of Chen Yi's deeds. As soon as I entered, a gust of cold wind blew over me! I felt a strong feeling that was completely different from other places, and goosebumps immediately appeared all over my body!! -----------Because there was air conditioning! ! It's still very cold! Haha! During the summer vacation, it was 36 or 37 degrees outside at noon. I would be laughing if I didn't shiver! It starts from Chen Yi's childhood, and the translator introduces his deeds from beginning to end. How he became a great figure in our country can be found in the book! This trip is quite rewarding. I learned that people who have made contributions to our country cannot lack perseverance! He has a very strong will! The name change is also perfect! Chen Yi! - Our country's hero!