Former Site of the Forestry and Water Conservancy Bureau of the Chinese Soviet Republic

Former Site of the Forestry and Water Conservancy Bureau of the Chinese Soviet Republic

The Former Site of the Forestry and Water Conservancy Bureau of the Chinese Soviet Republic is a classic red tourism destination.

In the early days of the establishment of the Chinese Soviet Republic, the Forestry and Water Conservancy Bureau under the Ministry of Land was set up, along with forestry leadership bodies at the provincial, county, and township levels. These institutions were responsible for leading and managing the planting, cultivation, protection, and development of local forests and mountains, laying a solid organizational foundation for the advancement of forestry.

The Former Site of the Forestry and Water Conservancy Bureau of the Chinese Soviet Republic is located in Shazhoubay, Ruijin City. Particularly eye-catching behind the main building are nine lush ancient camphor trees, symbolizing the vitality and enduring growth of the forestry sector.

The most important part of the site is the Exhibition Room on the History of Forestry in the Chinese Soviet Republic. It is divided into six sections: “Establishing the Red Soviet Base, Pioneering Green Initiatives,” “Founding the National Government, Unifying Forestry Leadership,” “Formulating Policies, Developing Forestry in the Soviet Area,” “Launching Tree-Planting Campaigns, Promoting Agricultural Growth,” “Implementing Forest Closure for Regeneration, Supporting Revolutionary Warfare,” and “Promoting Revolutionary Traditions, Building a Green Great Wall.” With detailed materials, rich artifacts, and exquisite presentation, it vividly recreates the remarkable history of forestry development in the Soviet Area.

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