On Sunday, I took two friends to Taizhou by car. This museum is quite interesting. It details the history of the development of the modern navy. There are aircraft and ships in the museum. The long experience is not bad.

Taizhou Baima Temple is the birthplace of the Chinese People's Navy, the classic red revolution memorial site, there are many about the Navy, about the battle of the river, and cultural relics, is a good place to understand the history of the revolution!

As a Chinese, you must go and see, the environment is very good.

On April 23, 1949, Baima Temple in Taizhou, Jiangsu Province, Zhang Aiqi convened 13 people in the conference room on the second floor of Baima Temple Reading Building, held a conference on the founding of the Navy of the East China Military Region, and the first force of the People's Navy was announced. Baima Temple became the birthplace of the Navy and was written into the annals of history.

The memorial hall of the birthplace of the People's Liberation Army Navy is located in Baima Town, Gaogang District, Taizhou City, Jiangsu Province. Here is the "National Cultural Relics Protection Unit", "National Patriotism Education Demonstration Base", "National Red Tourism Classic Scenic Area", "National National Defense Education Base", "National Science Education Base", "National Navigation Science Education Base", "Jiangsu National Defense Education Base", The "combat spirit education base" of the East China Sea Fleet of the People's Liberation Army Navy. In 1998, Jiang Zemin, then chairman of the Central Military Commission of the Communist Party of China, wrote the title "Memorial Hall of the Birthplace of the People's Liberation Army Navy".

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The place where the Chinese navy was born, located in Baima Town, is one of the red tourist destinations, and one of the places where many universities visit in practical activities. It has written the history of China's navy from construction to development. More importantly, the red scenic spot is free for tourists!