He Zizhen Memorial Hall
The He Zizhen Memorial Hall is a classic red tourism destination and a patriotic education base.
To recreate the legendary life of He Zizhen, the Yongxin County government in Jiangxi invested over 8 million RMB to build the He Zizhen Memorial Hall. Located near the Sanwan Park in Yongxin County, the memorial hall covers an area of more than 800 square meters, with a construction area of 11,617 square meters. It has two floors: the first floor displays exhibits on He Zizhen’s life and achievements, and the second floor features exhibits on generals from Yongxin.
The exhibition halls use images, historical materials, cultural relics, dioramas, wax figures, as well as modern audiovisual effects to vividly and three-dimensionally showcase the various historical roles of He Zizhen—a legendary woman known by many titles including “The Flower of Yongxin,” “The First Beauty of Yan’an,” “The Woman with Two Guns,” “The Sharpshooter,” and “The First Female Red Army Soldier of Jinggangshan.”
The He Zizhen Memorial Hall is another major red-themed memorial following the “Sanwan Reorganization” Memorial Hall. It will become an important attraction within the Greater Jinggangshan Red Tourism Circle and another key base for patriotic education.
Sanwan Village: Located at the border of Hunan and Jiangxi provinces and at the foot of Jinggangshan Mountain, Sanwan Village in Sanwan Township is the site of the world-famous “Sanwan Reorganization” and the birthplace of the principle that “the Party commands the gun.” The village has been honored as an advanced grassroots Party organization at national, provincial, municipal, and county levels, as well as being named a “Happy Village of China” and a provincial-level ecological civilization village. Sanwan Village has 948 mu of arable land and over 27,800 mu of forested land. It comprises 8 village groups, with 272 households and a population of 1,308. There are 57 registered poor households totaling 224 people. Between 2014 and 2015, 26 households with 100 people were lifted out of poverty (currently, there are 31 poor households with 124 people... More details about Sanwan Village++)
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