Chinese Red Army Memorial Museum Review

I came here with my children and visited the exhibition of the memorial with a feeling of admiration. With the throwing of the head and sprinkling of blood, we have a happy life today. salute them!

The Red Army of Chinese Workers and Peasants advance into the Memorial Hall 2 in Wangcunkouqiao East Village, a newly built meter-high "Tianfei" stone statue stands in front of the Tianhou Palace, looking upstream of the Wuxi River. The Tianhou Palace was opened as the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army to advance into the Shiwang Village Exit Exhibition Hall in 2006, and in April, the exhibition hall was relocated, and the Tianhou Palace resumed its original function, offering sacrifices to symbolize the "Tianfei" of peace to the sea. On July 29, 1935, the Red Army advance division held a solemn "Bayi" demonstration oath meeting in the Tianhou Palace. Liu Ying and Su Yu made important speeches at the meeting. After the meeting, they attacked 19 towns and cities in Zhangzhou and seized more than 100 long and short guns and 2 light machine guns. Through the "demonstration expansion of the Red Army" of the "Swearing Division Conference", the Red Army increased from more than 500 to more than 2,000.

In January 11935, when the main force of the Chinese Workers and Peasants Red Army was forced to carry out the Long March and the national revolution was at a low tide, General Liu Ying and General Suyu led the Red Army to enter Zhejiang to carry out guerrilla warfare, opening up the southwestern guerrilla base of Zhejiang with Wangcunkou as the center. The Red Army of Chinese Workers and Peasants advanced division launched three years of hard guerrilla warfare in the area of Wangcunkou, leaving many revolutionary sites and battle stories for Wangcunkou Town.

Zhang Shugaotai's most commemorative pavilion, the tragic and strong of the Red Second Road Army

It is worth seeing, the history of the early Red Army is vivid, the only attraction in Gaotai County

Zhang Yu's most commemorative exhibition hall, the history of the Red 2nd Road Army