Ridge Mountain Remnants of Japanese Invasion of China

Ridge Mountain Remnants of Japanese Invasion of China

The Ridge Mountain Remnants of Japanese Invasion of China are a cultural relics protection unit of Huzhou City.

The Ridge Mountain Remnants of Japanese Invasion of China are located in Ridge Mountain Village, Ridge Mountain Administrative Village, Renhuangshan Subdistrict, Wuxing District. Dating back to the Republic of China period, they are categorized as important modern historical sites.

In March 1989, the Ridge Mountain Remnants of Japanese Invasion of China were designated as a municipal-level cultural relics protection unit.

Ridge Mountain Village: Located in the Renhuangshan New Area, Ridge Mountain Village is adjacent to the municipal government administrative center. It borders Maor Port to the east, Jianguo Village to the west, the municipal government to the south, and Jinjiadou Village to the north. The village enjoys a superior geographical location and convenient transportation.

The village has a total population of 2,626, with 806 households and 14 villager groups. The village Party branch currently has 73 Party members, with a significant increase in the number of younger members. The total area of the village is approximately 600,000 square meters, with collective fixed assets worth about 8.5 million yuan. The village generates an annual collective income of around 600,000 yuan, and the per capita income is 13,000 yuan. Over the past few years, Ridge Mountain Village has worked at both the resort district and subdistrict levels… More details about Ridge Mountain Village++