Cemetery of Martyrs from the 138th Regiment, 48th Division, 21st Army Group, National Revolutionary Army, Who Died in the War of Resistance Against Japan
The Cemetery of Martyrs from the 138th Regiment, 48th Division, 21st Army Group, National Revolutionary Army, Who Died in the War of Resistance Against Japan is a protected cultural heritage site of Anhui Province and a classic red tourism destination.
The Cemetery of Martyrs from the 138th Regiment, 48th Division, 21st Army Group, National Revolutionary Army, Who Died in the War of Resistance Against Japan is located in Huatinghu Village, Jinxi Town, Taihu County, Anqing City, and dates back to 1938.
In 2019, the Cemetery of Martyrs from the 138th Regiment, 48th Division, 21st Army Group, National Revolutionary Army, Who Died in the War of Resistance Against Japan was designated by the People's Government of Anhui Province as part of the eighth batch of provincial-level cultural heritage protection units.
Huatinghu Village: Huatinghu Village
Huatinghu Village is located 5 kilometers northwest of Taihu County. It serves as the eastern gateway to the Huating Lake Scenic Area, with the “Jin–Chen” Highway and the reservoir-looping road passing through it. To the southeast, it borders Yangchong Village and Chalu Village; to the south, it neighbors Hubin Village; to the west, it adjoins Bajiao Village, Jiulong Village, and the waters of Huating Lake; and to the north, it connects with Mehe Village. The terrain is higher in the north and lower in the south. The Huatinghu Hydropower Station, tourist docks, and Lovers' Island Leisure Resort are situated here, close to the core attraction of Xifeng Chan Temple. The village covers a total area of 14.9 square kilometers, comprising 26 villager groups. At the end of 2011, it had a total of 630 households and a total population of... More details about Huatinghu Village++
Further reading:
· Sixth Batch of Municipal-Level Cultural Heritage Protection Units in Anqing City
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