The Yuzishan Anti-Japanese War Site

Yuzishan Anti-Japanese War Site

The Yuzishan Anti-Japanese War Site is a municipal cultural heritage conservation unit in Beijing.

The Yuzishan Anti-Japanese War Site is located in Yuzishan Village, Shandongzhuang Town, Pinggu District, and is among the sixth batch of municipal-level cultural heritage conservation units in Beijing.

In 1938, the Fourth Column of the Eighth Route Army established the Yuzishan Anti-Japanese Base here and built facilities such as an armory, medical station, and supply depot. Currently preserved sites include the Monkey Stone South Gully Armory Ruins, the West Cave Foundry Workshop Ruins, the North Cave Ordnance Assembly Plant Ruins, as well as the Chongguangmen Ruins, where the Eastern Hebei Regional Committee and the County Committee held meetings at the time.

Source: Beijing Municipal Administration of Cultural Heritage

Yuzishan Village: Yuzishan Folk Tourism Village is situated in Shandongzhuang Town, Pinggu District, adjacent to the municipal-level scenic area — the Jingshan Grand Canyon. This is a revolutionary base area with a long history that still retains beautiful natural scenery and simple rural charm.

The farmhouse is surrounded by mountains on three sides. The quaint village, simple local customs, fresh air, and cool mountain breezes all give you a feeling of returning to nature.

Farmhouse meals include steamed sweet potatoes, cornmeal pancakes, corn porridge, stewed free-range chicken, seasonal wild vegetables, stir-fried scrambled eggs with Chinese toon, braised small fish, and fried river and reservoir fish. A taste of authentic farmhouse specialties... More details about Yuzishan Village ++

Further reading:

· Sixth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Conservation Units in Beijing