Site of the Anti-Japanese Base areas in East Zhejiang浙东抗日根据地旧址

This attraction is on Siming Mountain. You can drive to the winding mountain road, and the scenery along the way is good. The scenic spots are free and can be visited at will. Read the history of the war of resistance and increase your own experience and feelings of current life.

When I arrived at Liangnong Ancient Town from Yuyao City, the sky was still drizzling, and the former site of the East Zhejiang Anti-Japanese Base on the side of Zhengmeng Street became more and more solemn in the rain. It is said that this place was originally an old house in the town, the former Zhengmeng School, and as expected, there is a patio and entrance hall when you walk in, and then you can get a vaguely deep feeling of the courtyard. Most of the rooms in the courtyard were used as display areas for pictures and texts. What is surprising is that this was once one of the 19 revolutionary base areas during the Anti-Japanese War. It is conceivable that in these ordinary buildings, How many important and decisive decisions have been made.

From Yuyao South Station, take the urban and rural bus to the scenic area. The white walls and black tiles, red corridors and cornices, the mottled walls, you can see the glorious passage of time. This is the site of the Eastern Zhejiang Administrative Office and the East Zhejiang Anti-Japanese Military and Political Cadre School. It is obvious that this was originally a residential compound, originally from the Huang family of Hengkantou Village, Liangnong. Walk into Liangnong and see the former site of the Anti-Japanese Base in Eastern Zhejiang. Most of them are wooden dwellings in the late Qing Dynasty, with double eaves and high halls. In front of the main building is the courtyard. The ground is spread out with stone slabs staggered and flat, and there is a tall wall in front of the courtyard. The former site is dominated by wooden dwellings in the Qing Dynasty, and the main building is a double-edged hard mountain top building with a bucket beam structure. Sometimes I am used to close up some doors, doors, windows and windows.

National key cultural relic protection, the history of the old site of the East Zhejiang Anti-Japanese Base, happy today, those sunny days, it is always suitable to learn those past stories, and then devote yourself to your current study, life and work with full of positive energy in. After studying in the exhibition halls of various old sites along the way, I have a deep understanding of the formation, development and activities of the base area. Seeing the historical materials, pictures, photos, maps, battle maps, etc., displayed in the showroom, it seems that I have seen the martyrs. Zhezheng iron bones and innocent heart, here, the leaders of the eastern Zhejiang guerrillas He Kexi, Tan Qilong, Liu Xiangyun and others are planning to drive the day out. I couldn't help being in awe and inspiring myself to move forward.

Guide for visiting the former base of the East Zhejiang Anti-Japanese Base Area: 1. Address: Hengkantou Village, Liangnong Town, Yuyao City, Zhejiang Province. 2. Opening Hours: 8:30-17:003. Tickets are free. If you need a guide to explain, you will be charged separately. 4. Suggested tour time: 2 hours. The anti-Japanese base area behind enemy lines in eastern Zhejiang is one of the eight major strategies of Central China. It is the southeast outpost of Central China to resist Japan. It includes four areas: Siming, Huiji, Sanbei (the area north of the three counties of Yuyao, Cixi, and Zhenhai) and Pudong. It is located in Hangzhou On both sides of the bay, between Shanghai, Hangzhou and Ningbo, it borders the East China Sea in the east, the Dongyang-Ningbo highway in the south, crosses both sides of the Jin (Hua)-Xiao (Shan) line of the Zhejiang-Jiangxi Railway in the west, and reaches the Huangpu area in the north. The anti-Japanese armed forces with a population of 4 million and more than 10,000.