Monument to Revolutionary Martyrs of Laoyingpan
The Monument to Revolutionary Martyrs of Laoyingpan is a cultural tourism attraction and a classic red tourism site.
Monument to Revolutionary Martyrs of Laoyingpan: Located in Laoyingpan
near the government office. During the Third Encirclement Campaign in 1931, Huang Gonglue led the Red Third Army and Xiao Ke commanded the Independent Division of the Jiangxi Red Army to engage in a defensive battle here. In August 1934, Chen Yi passed through the area and left behind a poem: “In the great battle of those years, blood surged like the sea; today I climb alone to Laoyingpan. The desolate ruins go unrecognized—one strokes the scars and weeps.” To commemorate the revolutionary martyrs who sacrificed their lives in the battle, the county people's committee built a monument to revolutionary martyrs here in 1964. It was rebuilt in 1988, with an inscription by former Defense Minister Zhang Aiping: “Evergreen Through the Ages.”
Here, a monument to revolutionary martyrs was erected in 1964. It was rebuilt in 1988, with an inscription by former Defense Minister Zhang Aiping: “Evergreen Through the Ages.”
Laoyingpan Town: Laoyingpan in Taihe County is located at the southeastern tip of Taihe, bordering Xingguo County’s Gaoxing Town and Chongxian Township to the east, Shuicha Township to the south, Shangpi to the west, and Zhonglong Township to the north, covering a total area of 85 square kilometers. It administers seven village committees, one neighborhood committee, and 52 villager groups, with a population of 11,528. National Highway 319 and the Beijing-Kowloon Railway run through the town, providing extremely convenient transportation.
During the Agrarian Revolutionary War period, the people of Laoyingpan enthusiastically joined the army and participated in battles. The famous “Battle of Laoyingpan” took place here. The Battle of Laoyingpan played a key role in crushing the reactionary Kuomintang’s Third “... More details about Laoyingpan Town ++
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