Gutian Congress Site

The site of the Gutian Conference, formerly known as the "Yuan's Ancestral Temple", also known as "Wanyuan Temple". It is located at the foot of Caimeiling Bijia Mountain, Gutian Town, Shanghang County, Longyan City, Fujian Province. The site is east-west. In December 1929, the ninth congress of the Red Fourth Army, chaired by Comrade Mao Zedong, was held here and adopted a resolution of the historic Gutian Conference.

The historic attractions are located in Shanghang County, Fujian, the red revolutionary tourist attraction, which is very important for education for children. The meeting site is composed of the front and back halls and the left and right rooms, and the courtyard is empty.

Red ecology, souvenirs are also very interesting, and the field chicken is delicious, learning the revolutionary spirit. . . . . . You can go shopping for an afternoon full of, full of. . . Promote the fine tradition of the Red Army, the revolutionary spirit of the West of the West

Receive red education, get red baptism, remember history, strive for the future

Today, I came to play. This is less than 30 kilometers away from Longyan. The train is the Gutian meeting site station. At the exit of the station, take the red Gutian bus for 1 yuan, and you can go to the scenic spot. There is the Gutian meeting memorial hall, the old site of the meeting site, and the northernmost is the Red Fourth Army Command and Political Department. There is a most important place in the south, Chairman Mao's "Spark Can Be Sapporo" writing place Xiecheng store, the area is relatively large, but it is best not to rest and holidays, because there are too many group tours, and there are wax museums, but it is charged. Now the environment is very good. If you visit seriously, it will take three or four hours. If you have time, you can also go to Changting. The history of the meeting site here echoes Changting's, and Changting's red site is more.

The scenery is very good, a large rapeseed field, and various ancient buildings and exhibition halls